As vaccinations are on the rise and incidence rates are starting to decline again, things are looking up — especially for Aspen Flight Academy students, many of whom have made some big strides now that they’ve been able to resume their in-simulator or in-flight training.

Hospital pharmacists draw up thousands of doses of COVID-19 vaccine without losing a single drop

The mental health effects of mass shootings can reverberate through communities. As people learn about the shooting at a King Soopers in Boulder Monday and grieve for the 10 people who were killed, psychologists say it’s normal to feel the weight of compounding traumas.

It was a smaller than usual group Thursday afternoon, but the three women — plus one curious reporter — participating in the All Valley Boxing class at Rising Crane Training Center in Carbondale knew the drills like the backs of their gloves.

ADN looks back on first months with few peaks, mostly valleys

Scrutiny surrounds relatively new entity that, before pandemic, was ‘quiet’

HPC votes yay or nay on all development in historic downtown

Gov. Polis has identified shift to electric heat as critical to ­reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Coping mechanisms for the COVID-interrupted year first appeared on social media — in Aspen, posts about skinning obsessively up the mountain right after the abrupt closure began inundating newsfeeds. It seemed nobody knew what to do to relieve the building pandemic-inspired pressure nor how …

Council hopefuls span the gamut of old-timers and newcomers, but share a passion for the community

Snowboard competition sees return of champions, plus new contenders

Has the Aspen real estate market outpaced data’s ability to keep up accurately?

Brian Fallin not naive about local opposition to quarry expansion, but optimistic

What COVID-19 has meant and will mean for the international travel industry

Editor’s note: This story first appeared in Local Magazine, now available on newsstands.

As high as 50% of cases in patients working front-line jobs

Not even the devil wears Prada during a pandemic, unless it’s loungewear

It was Saturday, Oct. 24, and I was hurtling through Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport — like O.J. Simpson in that famous 1970s rental-car commercial, but without the silly grin. I was trying desperately to make my flight to Costa Rica. Suddenly, I felt my phone vibrating throug…

No injuries or damage reported to officials, so hiking trail was kept open

Social change amid land transfer