skiing

One resort owner said this is the worst winter they have ever had. Many businesses have had to make labor reductions, layoffs, and some have gone out of business.

I'll admit that when you think of skiing Missouri isn't the first state that comes to mind, but that doesn't mean there aren't any good ski resorts in the state. As a matter of fact, I found what appears to be two very decent options.

Looking to hit the slopes but don't want to deal with the crowds?

Are you getting hit with the winter blues cooped up in your house with all your kids driving you absolutely nuts? You're not alone, I promise.

If you're heading to Wisconsin and you want to experience the best skiing and snowboarding the state has to offer, here are the 7 places you need to go.

If you're looking forward to the weather officially changing from fall to winter, you're definitely someone who skis.

If that idea is an indoor ski resort at a local mall, then my vote would be "yes."

An Iowa woman visiting near Harmony, Minnesota captured a video of how one Amish man had some engine-free fun after the recent snowfall.

For everyone out there today slipping and sliding around Rockford area roads, take a page out of a Raleigh, North Carolina man's book--grab your water skis, get a friend to pull you around, and experience the city in a whole new way (although the Rockford Police will most certainly frown on it, or worse).

I believe the ski-jumper who wiped out week after week, year after year, at the beginning of ABC's Wide World of Sports, has finally been one-upped. Pro skier Ian McIntosh somehow avoided death recently, when he tumbled over 1600 feet down the side of a mountain in Alaska...