Summit County teacher honored for dual language welding classes
A Colorado teacher was recognized for his dedication to his students, regardless of what their primary language is.
Investigators seek help to identify body found on Colorado's Western Slope
Summit County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help to identify a body found near the Officer's Gulch exit of Interstate 70.
Stage 1 fire restrictions go into effect in Summit County amid Colorado dry spell
Summit County and the surrounding Dillon Ranger District in Colorado's high country are entering stage one fire restrictions on Friday.
Vail Pass Rest Area: What's new, when it's coming and what's changed
The top of Vail Pass along I-70 is home to one of the busiest winter recreation areas in one of the busiest national forests; therefore, you also get an incredibly busy rest stop area.
Colorado community steps up for hurricane victims
The devastation of one mountain community thousands of miles away is drawing sympathy and action from another mountain community.
Sheriff's office has a warning for leaf peepers about parking
The Summit County Sheriff's Office is issuing a warning to Coloradans coming up to the high country to see the changing leaves: park in designated parking spots or pay the price.
Parcel fight is over; Vail now focused on new base with affordable housing
Vail Resorts and the Town of Vail have put down the gloves and are now planning to work together to install affordable housing into a new fourth ski base area for the resort.
Mountain school district receives grant to support LGBTQ+ student group
A high school in Gypsum's Gender and Sexuality Alliance just got a big boost from a national organization looking to back local efforts to support students in Colorado and beyond.
Multiple false school threats put Colorado community on edge
The residents in Eagle County have experienced multiple unfounded school threats within the span of a single month, creating a school closure amid a bomb threat.
Salvation Army in Vail Valley is suddenly looking for a new home
In Colorado's high country, an organization focused on helping the most vulnerable members of the community is in need of help themselves.
Belvidere Theatre revival efforts underway thanks to help from donors, EPA
The Belvidere Theatre dates back to the late 1800s and while it took the removal of asbestos, elimination of pigeon nests, and patching a leaky ceiling, work has begun to bring the theatre back.
Residents push back against "ultimatum" issued by developer in Dillon
The spot right along Dillon Revisor is in flux, with the property owner of both the Best Western and the old Arapahoe Cafe in negotiations to sell the land to a developer intending to put together a massive project designed with 200 units, a restaurant, coffee shop, and public park.
State troopers probe Glenwood Canyon crash to determine if new law was broken
Previously, CDOT had already instated a "Right lane only" rule for CMVs going through Glenwood Canyon; this law is now layered over the top, includes reduced speed limits, and adds additional locations where the rule is in play
Co-responder team meets with residents, builds back trust in Clear Creek County
A lively chat with CCHAT Team members filled the Frothy Cup in Idaho Springs Wednesday morning, which was exactly what the team members were hoping for.
Teams are building man-made beaver dams to restore habitat at Soda Creek
By creating more than 100 beaver dam analogs, teams are hoping to dam up the creek and spread the water out across the valley south of Keystone to change dried-up farmland back into the wetlands it used to be.