Over in Colorado, ski patrollers from Eldora and Loveland resorts demonstrated outside Vail’s headquarters in Broomfield, ...

After nearly two weeks on strike, Park City ski patrollers are finally going back to work after an agreement was reached and ratified to end the work stoppage that caused havoc for skiers.

Two hundred Utah ski patrollers have ended a nearly two-week strike and returned to work at the biggest ski resort in the U.S.

The nearly two-week strike hobbled the largest U.S. ski resort during a busy holiday period and sparked online fury about ...

Long lift lines, limited terrain and frustration among skiers and snowboarders are downstream impacts of a wage dispute ...

I see it: crossed skis. The ski patrol’s unofficial bat signal. A young girl lies in the snow, her dad holding her hand. I crouch beside her and say, “My name is Sarah, and I’m with the ski ...

The Park City Ski Patrol, as part of the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association (PCPSPA), went on strike on Friday morning, with 204 mountain safety personnel and ski patrollers not signing ...

The Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association strike has reached its eighth day. Credit: Michael Ritucci for the Park Record The Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association began striking Friday ...

Instead of clocking into work, nearly 200 members of the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association hung up their jackets and formed a picket line to amplify their fight for better wages and ...

The tension wrought by the ongoing labor dispute between the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association and Vail Resorts has intensified after the ski patrol union initiated a strike this Friday.

The saga continues between Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association (PCPSPA) and Vail Resorts this week. The possibility of an impending strike before one of the busiest times of year has ...

In a statement, the ski site explained its winter season was now nearly half its typical duration. Reduced business operations, in addition to costly necessary maintenance at the site, meant it was ...