A Florida man is in custody for a standoff in downtown Breckenridge yesterday, involving an alleged kidnapping and an armored vehicle. Yesterday’s standoff began with
A well-meaning law is making it nearly impossible for local educational summer camps to legally use county trails and open space. This law was designed
Nine local businesses are taking home a combined $40,000 from the town of Silverthorne’s annual business grant awards. Money goes to “enhancements,” like facilities at
Rob Katz is back for a second term as CEO at Vail Resorts, making the 58-year-old corporate veteran the first two-time head executive since the
Today there is snow at 9,000 feet. By Friday you could be sailing on it. Both Lake Dillon marinas are open in time for the
Just about every major mountain range not in Summit County was suffering through erratic snow and warm temperatures this winter. But that could not keep
There will be no permanent winter tubing hill at Country Boy Mine in Breckenridge. The owners of the historic gold mine have tried three times
$500 per square foot. That’s what it cost for Summit County to build tiny homes at Nellie’s Neighborhood in Frisco. Before the pandemic, $500 was
Breckenridge Tourism Office is bracing now for a lean summer. At its annual summer preview this morning, BTO director Lucy Kay and her team shared
A pair of unrelated lawsuits claim contractor MW Golden, of Castle Rock, was negligent, fraudulent and a bad partner on workforce housing apartments in Breckenridge
Phil Lindeman brings you daily reports that are vital to the people who live, work and play in Summit County. He is also the only local radio news director in the county. Phil says, “I’m honored to man the news studio at Krystal 93, bringing you the latest, breaking news from every corner of Summit County.”