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In light of Colorado seeing almost 700 traffic-related deaths last year, the Colorado Department of Transportation and Colorado State Patrol are pushing folks to take responsibility and make safer choices on the road.

In light of Colorado seeing almost 700 traffic-related deaths last year, the Colorado Department of Transportation and Colorado State Patrol are pushing folks to take responsibility and make safer choices on the road. The 672...

It’s winter, and in past years, we wouldn’t be thinking about fire season. But as former Summit Fire & EMS Chief Jeff Berino noted, the fire season is not over until there is a foot...

Three explosions and flying debris added to the danger for Lee's Summit fire crews at a Friday morning house fire.

Editor’s note: Stories in this list received the most page views on SummitDaily.com in the past week. 1. Summit County ski areas could rack up double-digit snow totals After an unseasonably warm fall, the change...

After a Dillon Valley family experienced carbon-monoxide poisoning due to a faulty furnace, Summit Fire & EMS wants to remind the community about the importance of CO detectors. Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas...

Homeowners at the Decatur property in Keystone’s Lakeside Village were alerted last week that electric vehicles are now prohibited from parking or charging in the garage due to an increased “risk of fire.” The email...

Gov. Jared Polis' (D) first executive order set a goal for EVs in Colorado by 2030. There are a few roadblocks on the road to that.

Summit County residents have passed ballot Issue 6A based on the latest vote tallies Tuesday, Nov. 2, showing strong support for the tax increase meant to support ever-expanding operations at Summit Fire & EMS. Residents...

11:10 p.m. The final election update for the night has been posted and all Summit County ballots in the clerk’s possession have been counted, according to Stacey Nell, Chief Deputy Clerk and Recorder. The final...