X Games

X Games Aspen wrapped up late Sunday. The event featured groundbreaking performances by veteran athletes from around the world — and from a local newcomer. The competition also offered a preview of the Beijing Winter Olympics.

X Games Aspen kicked off Friday. The event comes as an omicron-fueled COVID-19 surge begins to recede locally and only two weeks before several of the X Games athletes head to the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing.

The best in the world of snow sports have descended on Buttermilk Mountain for the X Games. British-American Skier Gus Kenworthy is a two-time X Games…

Tonight at 5, Colorado Mountain College in Aspen presents a reception for the group exhibition “Open Book: The Book as Object and Image,” featuring work…

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This weekend, female skiers and snowboarders were included in Aspen’s X Games Big Air for the first time. Aspen Public Radio’s Alycin Bektesh spoke with…

More than 100,000 people attended X Games this weekend at Buttermilk.There was some carnage. Two athletes were transported to area hospitals. On Sunday,…

Torin Yater-Wallace is a freeskier from Basalt who’s competing in the X Games.He and his fellow hometown competitor, Alex Ferreira visited Aspen High…

X Games finished up Sunday with lots of snow coming down. Athletes battled through the extra inches of the white stuff in final events ranging from Men’s…

After two qualifying races and ten eliminated racers, a few more laps separated the athletes from their goal. After twenty laps, Tucker Hibbert took his…