Berthoud Pass back open after avalanches
Highway 40 over Berthoud Pass is currently back open after closing due to safety concerns following an avalanche that buried some vehicles over the weekend.
Berthoud Pass to remain closed through Tuesday due to risks of slides
The Colorado Department of Transportation confirmed that Berthoud Pass would again stay closed through Tuesday night to deal with the additional slides that continue to come down.
CDOT: No known time to open Berthoud Pass following avalanche
When an avalanche buried 10 cars, (and thankfully nobody was hurt), it closed Berthoud Pass in Grand County, the main passage between the front range and Winter Park, as well as other holiday destinations.
Increase in avalanche danger across Colorado: low snow totals, new snow
A large worry for the CAIC is the fact that there is a weak foundation for the snowpack to build on this year, between little snowfall and long stretches of no snow at all, creating a "weak layer" that all this new snow will be piling upon.
Colorado Mountain College coders help redesign CAIC webpage for avalanche data
The page includes details like the location of fatal accidents, what the person who triggered the avalanche was doing, and how big it was- all spanning back years so Coloradans can notice the patterns and make smart decisions.
Frisch in a post-Boebert race for District 3
Adam Frisch, running for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District finds himself in a new race after former opponent Lauren Boebert officially made the move to campaign in Colorado's 4th Congressional District.
Sapphire Point Overlook up for big changes this year
The spot is so popular, that the U.S. Forest Service eventually put in reservations for a part of the overlook so people could lock down a moment to hold wedding ceremonies, make marriage proposals, take photos, whatever.
Plan for new Summit Stage transit HQ includes housing units
For several years there has been a housing crisis in Colorado's mountain resort towns. In areas like Summit County leaders are showing just how far they're willing to go to bring more housing to the places that desperately need it.
Potholes near Eleven Mile State Park cause damage to cars, boats, trailers
The potholes on CO 90 and 92, near Eleven Mile State Park in Park County are so bad they're causing serious damage to vehicles, boats and trailers. And the county said they don't have the money to make the repairs.
New sheriff in Clear Creek County after Christian Glass scandal
Matthew Harris stood in front of the Clear Creek County Commissioners Tuesday morning and accepted the responsibility and title of Clear Creek County Sheriff in front of his new staff and county leaders.
Hundreds on waiting list for 52 affordable housing units in Breckenridge
If you live in Summit County, you already know the hard-to-find, always-coveted feeling that comes with deed-restricted housing.
Colorado releases 5 wolves under controversial program
The wolves were captured and evaluated in Oregon and released in Grand County on Monday with about 45 people, including Gov. Jared Polis, in attendance for the release.
Wolves could be in Colorado on Monday if lawsuit doesn't throw plan off track
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has been very coy about when it was planning to send officers to Oregon to capture and return to Colorado with a maximum of 10 wolves, but thanks to a federal lawsuit filed by both the Colorado Cattlemen's Association and the Gunnison County Stockgrowers' Association, we now know officers plan to leave Sunday, and could be back in Colorado as soon as Monday, if the capturing process goes smoothly.
4 officers appear in court, charged in connection with Christian Glass death
Randy Williams, Timothy Collins, Brittany Morrow, and Ryan Bennie all showed up in person at Georgetown's Clear Creek County courthouse Tuesday morning, each flanked by an attorney.
USPS Inspector General: Colorado mountain towns worse delivery than rest of state
There are 10 things the Office of Inspector General with the United States Postal Service found that Colorado's mountain mailrooms could do to help get things back on track because as we've been reporting for years now: they desperately need help.