Summit Ranch News Today

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A juvenile is in custody after a string of burglaries in the Summit Ranch area of Jefferson County.

A semitruck driver accused of intentionally hitting four cars on I-80, including a Utah Highway Patrol trooper, has been released from a hospital and booked into jail.

UPDATE: 5:31 p.m. -- Crews from several fire agencies have fully contained a grass fire northeast of El Rancho Brewing Co. after fighting the flames for about two hours on a windy Labor Day afternoon.

Crews responded Monday to a small grass fire near Rainbow Hill Road, north of Evergreen and the El Rancho exit. Area residents were put in pre-evacuation orders, but crews nearly fully contained the fire by 4:30 p.m.

In 1924, the sheriff raided another bootlegging operation on the ranch. Someone named Dan Sullivan grabbed the small still that was set up in the woods and outran the Sheriff, avoiding arrest briefly.

A midweek snowstorm expected to begin Wednesday night could bring between 3 and 6 inches of snowfall to Summit County, with a second storm “hot on its heels,” according to one meteorologist.  That will likely...

Summit County is expected to get several inches over the course of Sunday and Monday, Oct 23-24, marking the first big snow to hit the community since the spring.  According to a Thursday, Oct. 20,...

Deacon James John Perius, 95, Fargo formally of Wales, ND joined our Lord and his beloved Joanie in Heaven on Monday, August 29th, 2022. His prayers were answered and blessed with a holy, happy, peaceful death.

Across the state of Colorado, spring snowstorms brought precipitation to much of the state, adding moisture to melting snow stock. Data from the Natural Resources Conservation Service shows a small bump in snow water equivalent...