Worker caught dumping chemicals in Vail storm drain
Vail's Gore Creek was nearly contaminated after a construction worker was caught pouring potentially toxic chemicals into a storm drain.
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Both Directions Of I-70 Closed At Vail Pass Due To Crashes & Hazmat Situation
Several crashes closed a stretch of westbound and eastbound Interstate70 at Vail Pass on Friday night. One crash closed a 10-mile stretch of I-70 from exit 180 East Vail to exit 190 Vail Pass Summit.
Vail Police Brings Back K9 Officer Program
This is the first time the Vail Police Department has had a K9 since 2007.
Vail Resorts To Increase Minimum Wage To $20/Hour At All Colorado Locations
Vail Resorts is planning to increase the minimum wage for employees.
Vail Town Council Considers Ordinance To Help Protect Homes From Wildfires
Vail is hoping to help homeowners prevent wildfires from encroaching on their properties.
Vail Police: Avoid Temptation To Break Law By Borrowing Ski Passes
The public is being warned not to borrow someone else's ski pass to cut costs at the ski lift. Vail Police Department says it has seen an increase in ski pass fraud this season.
Vail Extends Ski Season Until May 1
Vail Mountain is making history this year by extending the skiing and boarding season until May 1.
'Saved For A Reason': Colorado Doesn't Track One Of The Leading Causes Of Death, Vail Woman Determined to Change That
Cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of death but the State of Colorado doesn't even recognize it as a disease, let alone collect data or spend any money on research. That would change under a bill at the state Capitol.
Skier Triggers Steep Avalanche Near Vail But Avoids Injury By Holding Onto Tree
A skier who triggered an avalanche near Vail on Saturday escaped injury by grabbing onto a tree as the slide swept into a gulch and other "high-consequence terrain."
'We Are Disgusted': 40,000 People Sign Petition Demanding Vail Resorts Hire More Workers And Offer Better Pay
More than 40,000 people have signed a petition calling on Vail Resorts to pay its employees better -- and deliver the value season pass holders deserve.
Young Colorado Boy, Lewis Browning, Honored At Colorado Avalanche Game
The hockey community in Colorado is pulling together to remember a 10-year-old boy who died after being hit by a car in Vail on Jan. 13.
10-Year-Old Dies After Being Struck By Vehicle In Vail Parking Structure
Police in Vail investigated the death of a child who was struck by a vehicle on Thursday night.
Mountain Lion Euthanized After Walking Into Lobby Of Vail Condo Building
Colorado Parks and Wildlife made the tough decision to euthanize a mountain lion over the weekend after it demonstrated unusual behavior.
Safety Concerns Prompts I-70 Closure Heading West Over Vail Pass
The closure was lifted about 30 minutes later, at around 1 p.m.
COVID In Colorado: Vail Adjusts In-Person Services Due To COVID & Staffing Shortages
The Town of Vail is the latest Colorado high country community to scale back in-person services due to the spread of COVID-19 among staff and the community.
Mask Order Extended In Eagle County For Schools, Child Care Settings
Eagle County will keep its COVID-19 public health order requiring face coverings in schools and child care setting into the new year.
Vail Pass Backcountry Finally Gets Enough Snow To Open For The Season
Vail Pass has finally gotten enough snow for the backcountry trails to open for the season.
Skiers, Boarders, Winter Enthusiasts Celebrate Snowstorm, Fresh Powder
The snowstorm was a welcome sight on Friday among skiers and boarders, and other winter enthusiasts, in Colorado.
Skiers, Boarders Anxious For Winter Storm To Drop Much-Needed Snow In The Mountains
The winter storm moving into Colorado is bringing some much-needed snow to the ski areas.
Colorado Ski Industry Has More Women In Leadership Positions Than Ever Before
The ski industry has more women in leadership positions than ever before, and despite the pandemic those in charge are looking for ways to keep growing and moving forward.
Snow In The Mountains A Welcome Sight For Some, A Travel Mess For Drivers
In the Frisco, Dillon and Silverthorne areas, Thursday's snowfall was slow to accumulate on the highway, but higher up on Vail Pass it created rough travel conditions.
Affordable Housing Ballot Measures Could Impact Colorado Mountain Communities
With elections right around the corner, towns across Colorado's high country have made it clear: affordable housing is a top priority.
Eastbound Lanes Of I-70 At Vail Reopened After Chemical Spill
A chemical spill caused eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 in Vail to close Friday morning.
5 Great Colorado Places With Hikes To Enjoy Fall Colors
Most of us think of leaf peeping as hopping in the car and taking a drive but in Colorado, there's plenty of opportunity to get up close and personal with the trees by taking a hike during fall foliage season.
Vail Resorts Requires COVID Vaccine Not Just For Staff, But Also Guests
Vail Resorts is the latest to announce COVID-19 vaccine mandates. This time not just for staff, but also guests.
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The City of Aurora is looking for volunteers for its 2024 point-in-time count
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"Straight pride" flag lawsuit against DPS could succeed in court
A lawsuit filed in the Colorado District Court by one Denver Public Schools father alleging his two children have been denied their First Amendment rights to have a "straight pride" flag in school may stand a chance in court, a civil rights attorney who's not involved in the case says.
New 529 Plans make tax-free college saving easier than ever for Coloradans
Saving for college is something you can never start thinking about too early. And now, with new rules for 529 Plans, it's even easier.
Insurance division: Wildfires to blame for high HOA fees in Colorado
The ability to live so close to nature and open spaces is a big part of why people choose to live in Douglas County. But it's also the reason the county is in the top 10 in the U.S. with the most properties vulnerable to insurance correction due to fire risk.
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Colorado rents could fall, say some experts
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"Straight pride" flag lawsuit against DPS could succeed in court
A lawsuit filed in the Colorado District Court by one Denver Public Schools father alleging his two children have been denied their First Amendment rights to have a "straight pride" flag in school may stand a chance in court, a civil rights attorney who's not involved in the case says.
New 529 Plans make tax-free college saving easier than ever for Coloradans
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Insurance division: Wildfires to blame for high HOA fees in Colorado
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A new law intended to protect HOA residents in Colorado may need some revisions or clarifications according to the sponsor after a CBS News Colorado investigation revealed one management company charging high fees to send certified letters to HOA residents.
Insurance division: Wildfires to blame for high HOA fees in Colorado
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Makar's status unclear as Avs defenseman recovers from lower body injury
Colorado Avalanche Coach Jared Bednar said over the weekend he's not sure when Cale Makar will play next.
Jeffco Schools partnership with Children's Hospital: keep student athletes in the game
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Texans beat Broncos 22-17 in Denver's first loss since Oct. 12
A last-second interception thrown from the Broncos secured a win for the Houston Texans, 22-17 as Denver falls to 6-6 for the regular season.
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Study suggests a stock trader knew in advance of Hamas' Oct. 7 attack
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Veterinarian-turned-lawmaker says Colorado vet shortage hurts pets, people
State Rep. Karen McCormick is introducing a package of bills aimed at addressing an increasingly dire shortage of veterinarians in Colorado. The impact is not only on animals but those who care for them, especially in rural areas.
Protestors march from Denver to Greeley, calling for immigration reform
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Supreme Court to hear major case that could upend tax code, doom "wealth tax"
The case before the justices Tuesday could have sweeping implications for the U.S. tax system and derail proposals from some Democrats to create a wealth tax.
Immigrant leaders walk 60 miles to urge update to registry law
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Eligible voters being swept up in conservative activists' voter roll purges
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Jeffco Schools partnership with Children's Hospital: keep student athletes in the game
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Pediatrix Primary + Urgent Care of Colorado celebrated its ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday morning.
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Balance of Nature says it is back in business after FDA shutdown
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Saving for college is something you can never start thinking about too early. And now, with new rules for 529 Plans, it's even easier.
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Seasonal hiring reportedly down as holiday shopping rush begins
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