JUST IN: Two big concerts announced for Dillon Amphitheater
The big names keep rolling in for summer concerts at the Dillon Amphitheater. Just announced today by AEG Presents: Modest Mouse is coming to Dillon on Friday, June 27th and TRAIN will be playing the Amp on September 7th. TRAIN fans might remember the last time they tried to play at the Dillon Amphitheater in […]
Snowboarder narrowly escapes injury on Berthoud Pass, Colorado company replaces smashed board
A snowboarder triggered an avalanche in Tea Cup Bowl on Berthoud Pass this past weekend, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. The boarder was caught and carried in the slide. The slide had enough force to snap his splitboard on a tree. CAIC says the boarder was not hurt but he was lucky his […]
Q&A: Snow sculptors on subzero temps, all-nighters and their favorite snow art in Breck
There’s at least one group of people loving the recent arctic chill – Team Wisconsin at the annual International Snow Sculpture Championships in Breckenridge. Krystal 93 news director Phil Lindeman caught up with the team (Jeff Shawhan, Brett Tomczak, Gregory Brula, Gran Volz) for a Q&A about this year’s contest. Krystal 93: What did you […]
Human trafficking suspect arrested in Keystone on 6 felonies
A man wanted for suspected human trafficking, forgery and identity theft is now in custody. Dillon police report Manuel Eduardo Torres Hernandez, 23, was arrested Jan. 17. He is wanted in El Paso, Texas for felony human trafficking. The remaining six charges come from Summit County and Kremmling: Police say Torres Hernandez has been living […]
Robots help judge the superpipe contest at X Games Aspen this weekend
The X Games brand has a new head honcho, Jeremy Bloom, the Colorado native who split time between pro football and Olympic skiing when he wasn’t posing in magazines. Bloom has big ideas for the biggest action sports spectacle of winter, like betting on athletes and a new team format to compete with Shaun White’s […]
UPDATE: Protesters, COO, Summit respond to Breck liftie walkout
3:55 p.m. — A spontaneous employee walkout at Breckenridge Resort today exposed flooding, busted pipes, leaking sewage, and weeks without heat or hot water at Breckenridge Terrace, the resort’s employee housing on Airport Road. Krystal 93 news director Phil Lindeman talked with one liftie who refused to work today. His ground-floor unit flooded when temperatures […]
CBI investigates itself after one employee compromised hundreds of cases
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is investigating itself. CBI confirms it has hired a Wisconsin firm to review its procedures and policies. The state hopes this review will improve transparency and accuracy in the wake of a scandal that sabotaged over 1,000 cases. “This action follows the decisions of a single employee who allegedly manipulated […]
In The Classroom: Breck youth camp vet leaves to launch Echo Adventures
Today we are IN THE CLASSROOM with Corbin Forest. He’s the former youth camps director for town of Breckenridge, now leaving the town to launch a new summer camp, Echo Adventures. “Go, go, go, bring the fun,” is how Corbin describes his camp philosophy. “It could be clown school or sports or scavenger hunts or […]
Silverthorne wants groceries, not cops, at Smith Ranch
Silverthorne needs a home for its new police station and locals have one request – do not build at Smith Ranch. The town’s largest affordable neighborhood is one of three potential sites for the new PD headquarters, but locals have three reasons it should go somewhere else. For Tanner, writing to town council, he was […]
MLK freeze sends temperatures plummeting to coldest in 5 years
Just how cold is the Colorado High Country this MLK weekend? Yesterday and today, Jan. 19 and Jan. 20, were officially the coldest in five years in Summit County: negative 19 degrees Fahrenheit before dawn yesterday, negative 18 degrees before dawn today. Last time Summit got this cold was February 2020. We are not even […]