Andrea Teres-Martinez, Summit Daily

An updated winter forecast from November shows that La Niña conditions continue to emerge, shifting from the -0.4ºC sea surface temperature anomaly recorded in part of the Eastern Equatorial Pacific in September — just shy of the -0.5ºC threshold needed to reach La Niña — to anomalies between -0.5ºC and -1.0ºC, according to the OpenSnow report.

Early booking data shows fewer visitors are booking rooms in Colorado's ski resorts past the holidays.

Colorado’s job growth is weaker than economists predicted, thanks to a major federal data revision.

Educator shortages on the Western Slope and rural districts continue to outpace shortages in urban districts.

Experts say the steep decline in available units is heavily related to a decreasing inventory of paid stay options.

While several markets seem stuck when it comes to home prices, some counties on the Western Slope are seeing significant price drops.

From rental to resale: what buyers and sellers should know about the spring shift in Colorado's ski property market.

As Colorado"s resort towns grapple with soaring housing prices and dwindling affordable options, recent data challenges a common culprit: short-term rentals.