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Fall officially begins Wednesday with the autumnal equinox, but for Glenwood Springs gardeners, the season kicked off early as the area’s first freeze set in Monday night.

Peak Health Alliance, a health care purchasing cooperative created in Summit County in 2018 after it had one of the highest average health care costs in the nation, is looking to expand to Routt County.

U.S. Ski & Snowboard on Monday announced three freeski and snowboard Olympic qualifying events ahead of the February Winter Games in Beijing, with stops scheduled at Steamboat, Copper Mountain and Mammoth Mountain.

City needs visionary planning Regarding the proposed 480 Donegan development, at the last City Council meeting R2 Developers noted that their belief is the estimate of vehicle traffic is too high. While the developers stated...

Eagle County’s Family Leadership Training Institute has provided locals with the leadership and civic engagement tools they need to be forces for change in our community since 2013.

Dallas company breaks ground on 122-room hotel at the Tree Farm project in El Jebel.

VAIL — A large die-off of fish in Mill Creek and Gore Creek over the weekend from a suspected accidental discharge from a tank used for snowmaking on Vail Mountain has caught the attention of…

It was 1952 when the cities of Aurora and Colorado Springs first started gobbling up water rights in a remote, high mountain valley on the state’s Western Slope. The valley is called Homestake, and now,…

A shortage of bus drivers at Summit School District has some students getting creative about getting to class.

The Colorado Supreme Court has banned an Aspen attorney from filing any more lawsuits in the state on his behalf for the rest of his life.