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Latest weather updates - Colorado Springs: School District 49 closed Thursday - Vimarsana News

Latest weather updates - Colorado Springs: School District 49 closed Thursday

The first major snow of 2022 has hit Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region.

Colorado Springs weather: Some school districts on a 2-hr delay due to inclement weather - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs weather: Some school districts on a 2-hr delay due to inclement weather

The National Weather Service in Pueblo says Colorado Springs-area residents could expect "freezing drizzle, fog and flurries" Wednesday - and it looks like Mother Nature has delivered for some in

Some El Paso County school districts on a 2-hr delay due to inclement weather - Vimarsana News

Some El Paso County school districts on a 2-hr delay due to inclement weather

The National Weather Service in Pueblo says Colorado Springs-area residents could expect "freezing drizzle, fog and flurries" Wednesday - and it looks like Mother Nature has delivered for some in

Summit Nordic Ski Club's Schamberger to join Hedberg at Junior World Ski Championships - Vimarsana News

Summit Nordic Ski Club's Schamberger to join Hedberg at Junior World Ski Championships

From Jan. 2-7, a group of four Summit Nordic Ski Club skiers represented Summit County as they competed at the U.S. National Cross-Country Skiing Championships in Midway, Utah. The national meet is the highest level...

Silverthorne resident opens immigration law firm after sponsoring Haitian boy on a school visa - Vimarsana News

Silverthorne resident opens immigration law firm after sponsoring Haitian boy on a school visa

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to correct where the Ohayons lived during their first stint in Summit County and when they moved back as well as the spelling of a name.