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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.

The Dillon Town Council unanimously voted against placing a moratorium on the issuance of new short-term rental licenses in town during its regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 21. The town had an emergency ordinance on the...

The Longevity Project is an annual series hosted by the Summit Daily News that focuses on how to live a longer, happier, healthier life. For four years running, the project has covered a health topic...

Development along the Roaring Fork River is damaging riparian areas to an extent that the city has created a 300-page assessment and plan to help mitigate, protect and restore water quality.

Dirk Braun spent more than five years on his aviation documentary, which will get a hometown screening at the Wheeler Opera House on Thursday.

Targeted ads are a terrible idea. Not only do they freak you out following a deluge of Pampers ads after you audibly said “diapers” once while talking to your brother-in-law about your nephew, but also…

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The Frisco Town Council honored Maggie Cox with the Frisco’s Finest Award during its meeting Tuesday, Sept. 14. The award is presented to residents who’ve made the communities of Frisco and Summit County as a...