AAA: More Americans than ever could hit the road this Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving 2025 could be the busiest of all time. The experts at AAA predict roughly 81.8 million people will travel more than 50 miles by road or sky this holiday, nearly 1.6 million more than the previous record from last year. Thanksgiving is the single-busiest travel holiday of the year. “Thanksgiving travel numbers are always […]

Independence Pass is closed for the season

UPDATE Nov. 19 — Independence Pass will not reopen this winter. CDOT confirms a weekend safety closure has become a full seasonal closure, after several inches of snow fell this past weekend. ORIGINAL POST — You have one last chance to travel Independence Pass before it shuts down for winter, unless an incoming snowstorm doesn’t […]

Arizona swipes at Colorado after another missed deadline for Western water use

The deadline came and went this Tuesday for a new water agreement on the Colorado River, where dwindling reservoirs threaten water for an estimated 40 million people between Colorado and six other states. Hours after the missed deadline, Arizona governor Katie Hobbs posted a scathing letter to X, blaming Colorado and three Upper Basin states […]

Like Vail Resorts, ski towns are betting big on paid influencers

Colorado ski resorts and their home towns are hoping social media sweethearts can bring the crowds again. In Vail Resorts’ most recent quarterly report, newly re-hired CEO Rob Katz said the company is doubling down on paid social media influencers. “We plan to increase our exposure within digital and social platforms, and expand our influencer […]

Summit’s emergency food relief money goes out to locals on Monday

Hundreds of Summit County residents on federal food assistance can claim their local relief money this coming Monday. County commissioners this week approved $200,000 in emergency relief for residents currently missing out on their SNAP benefits, or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps. The program remains in limbo during the government shutdown. […]

Breckenridge construction crooks caught with help from robo-cameras

Two mountain town crooks are in custody today for a rash of alleged burglaries at construction sites near Breckenridge. And helping to crack the case? Automated cameras, including the maligned Flock cameras. Summit County sheriff confirms the two men, David Zeledon, of Summit, and Nelson Gonzalez Lozano, of Kremmling, collaborated on multiple burglaries this September […]