Vail Pass parking lot gets smaller
Now that one-third of the parking spots along Vail Pass off I-70 are blocked off, the already incredibly busy parking lot will become even tighter for folks looking to park snowmobiles and ski caravans.
National Forest managers propose affordable housing agreement
The White River National Forest is hoping to team up with the Town of Dillon and Summit County to create more affordable housing.
Portable defibrillator, automatic CPR machine help save hiker
They were able to use a portable defibrillator and the automatic CPR machine to keep the hiker alive, even when he went into cardiac arrest a second time.
Smoky skies cloud Breckenridge during prescribed burn
Smoky skies covered Breckenridge Wednesday due to a large controlled burn.
CDOT considers building homes for snowplow drivers
The plow driver shortage Colorado is seeing right now is not only old news, but it's not even unique to Colorado.
Smart phones might be calling 911 without you knowing, taking dispatchers away from serious calls
911 dispatch centers are warning of a rise in fake emergency calls that are taking personnel away from real ones.
Neighbors say the new fire station in Silverthorne will now be built
The plan is still set for construction in 2023, but it is now a full-fledged fire station, even though that will cost more than Summit Fire and EMS have budgeted for the building.
LGBTQ club owners praise customer who rushed gunman in tragic mass shooting
LGBTQ club owners praise customer who rushed gunman in mass shooting that claimed the lives of five people and injured many others.
Cave house offers spectacular views of Glenwood Canyon
When you first get to the property, you walk to a mine shaft elevator to descend more than 100 feet into the solid rock.
Colorado's mountain communities are often targets for rental scams
The Vail Police Department says it is getting an uptick in both short- and long-term rental and security deposit scams.
CDOT eyeing more remote avalanche control on I-70
Gas exploders are one of four or five options available to the Colorado Department of Transportation for remote avalanche mitigation.
Summit County residents approve lodging tax
Voters in Summit County approved a lodging tax -- measure 1A -- this week to help with housing and child care.
Family: wrongful police taser settlement came after man had 'best life ripped away'
Idaho Springs police have agreed to a multi-million dollar settlement with a 75-year-old man who was wrongfully tasered by police last year.
Prescribed burn "unprecedented" because of multi-agency approach
Fire crews are searching for the perfect day to set around 90 acres of land burn piles ablaze near the Wellington neighborhood in Breckenridge, and the word around town is that it will be an "unprecedented" burn.
Growing town of Silverthorne still without a fire station
It was always the plan to build a fire station in Silverthorne, but not necessarily right now.