An ‘invisible illness’ with more than 200 possible health effects is changing the fabric of the Roaring Fork Valley. Long COVID is common — “extremely common,” according to Dr. Todd Davenport. #LongCovid aspenjournalism.org/long-covid-pat…

Between 1959 and 1986, Aspen ski patrol unions fought for fair wages and better working conditions, culminating in the formation of the Aspen Professional Ski Patrol Association. Their efforts continue to influence labor movements today.​ aspenjournalism.org/you-fall-we-ha…

Between 1959 and 1986, Aspen ski patrol unions fought for fair wages and better working conditions, culminating in the formation of the Aspen Professional Ski Patrol Association. Their efforts continue to influence labor movements today.​ Aspen Journalism aspenjournalism.org/you-fall-we-ha…

Aspen Journalism dives into the role Aspen's Ski Patrol has played in holding Aspen Snowmass accountable through ownership and management changes for fair wages and working conditions, which benefitted employees across the board. aspenjournalism.org/apspa-from-cor…

ProPublica Editor-in-Chief Stephen Engelberg, in conversation with Aspen Journalism - mailchi.mp/aspenjournalis…

A community event presented by Aspen Journalism featuring Stephen Engelberg, Editor-in-Chief of ProPublica, in conversation with Curtis Wackerle, Editor and Executive Director of Aspen Journalism. - mailchi.mp/aspenjournalis…

After extensive winter testing and upgrades to operate at ASE and overcome the airport's challenging conditions, the Embraer 175 aircraft is about to become the only aircraft that United will operate in Aspen this summer. aspenjournalism.org/once-seen-as-u…

You're invited: Conversation with ProPublica Editor-in-Chief Stephen Engelberg. Learn more and RSVP to this free community event. - mailchi.mp/aspenjournalis…

Event details – July 12 conversation with Stephen Engelberg of ProPublica - mailchi.mp/aspenjournalis…

Colorado River states propose a new “supply-based” plan tying Lake Powell releases to actual river flow, not demand—letting each basin manage its own budget and avoiding legal fights. Big question: how much water will be released? Aspen Journalism: aspenjournalism.org/colorado-river…

July 11 event details – Stephen Engelberg of ProPublica - mailchi.mp/aspenjournalis…

Stephen Engelberg event details. See you tomorrow! - mailchi.mp/aspenjournalis…

"The state of independent journalism" with ProPublica recap and recordings - mailchi.mp/aspenjournalis…

Streamflows across Colorado’s Western Slope have plunged to well below average, triggering emergency measures to protect endangered fish. aspenjournalism.org/low-river-flow… via Aspen Journalism #independentjournalism

Aspen schools are exploring geothermal energy to power classrooms more sustainably. The district, supported by state and local grants, is studying a system that could cut emissions and costs. A test bore may begin this fall. aspenjournalism.org/aspen-schools-… via Aspen Journalism #AspenCo

Welcoming the newest members of our board - mailchi.mp/aspenjournalis…

A new report by the Great Basin Water Network and allied groups offers nine recommendations in an effort to stabilize the Colorado River system, with some hoping the report will be used as a blueprint for taking action. #ColoradoRiver aspenjournalism.org/report-takes-a…

Nearly half the Aspen-Sopris Ranger District's staff has departed, hindering visitor services and wilderness protection. Warner warns that low morale and shrinking capacity jeopardize forest stewardship and public trust. aspenjournalism.org/the-public-is-…