KVNF's Brody Wilson ran the 53rd Imogene Pass Run from Ouray over a 13,114-foot pass to Telluride with a recorder in his hand. The people he met on the way up, most of them in their 60s, 70s and 80s, explain why they keep doing it.

Women are using other brands or types of estrogen to avoid menopause symptoms while one local pharmacy works around the clock to fill prescriptions.

Post-fire specialists are assessing soil damage, debris flows and watershed risks after the Ferris Fire, as parts of the burned landscape begin to recover.

The former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico and Interior Secretary visited Aspen on Friday. He touted his new memoir's themes of diversity and better understanding as a way to break through federal policy's "state of paralysis."

Southwest Colorado farmers are navigating an unusual harvest season after low snowpack, March heat, April freezes and sharply limited irrigation water.

Chad Reznicek from CSU's AgrAbility program discusses some of the mental health impacts he's seen across Colorado's agricultural industry in the wake of record-breaking drought.

Over the weekend, GOP gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx made a whistle stop at Cowboy at the Cross Church in the small town of Austin. He cracked jokes, talked about culture war issues, and asked attendees to vote for him.

Utah's Cultural Site Stewardship program gives volunteers the opportunity to protect Utah's most special places, like historic sites and cultural resources, by monitoring them for damage.

Cortez native Jadon Cruzan returned home to conduct the Four Corners Community Band in the world premiere of his Cortez Overture.

Some living trees in the Uncompahgre measured 9% moisture this summer — drier than the legal limit for kiln-dried lumber. So why did the Gold Mountain Fire leave some whole hillsides untouched? KVNF news rode up Owl Creek Pass to find out, and the answer turns out to be a tree.