There is something so un-Hollywood about “Sinners,” where Capone-era gangsters battle vampires to the sounds of Delta blues, that you leave the theater not believing
There’s a new law dog in town at Summit County Sheriff’s Office, thanks almost entirely to a generous local couple. Jerry and Marge Gavenda recently
After passionate feedback from Summit County’s adult recreational league and other sports enthusiasts, Summit County manager Dave Rossi is switching gears to keep the summer
Summer road work season is (almost) here. Starting April 28, CDOT returns to Vail Pass for a fourth summer on its $325 million upgrade, continuing work
Five people were poisoned by carbon monoxide at a Silverthorne condo complex just before dawn on Sunday, April 6. Summit Fire and EMS reports several
“Colorado’s Finest Rock” claimed Colorado’s biggest award yet again. Krystal 93 won medium market Station of the Year at the 2024 Awards of Excellence banquet,
An armed stranger in Frisco saved a woman from a beating after a car wreck on I-70. It started the evening of March 26, when
Local big mountain skier Mason Heflin is having a big-time season. He is one of just 60 skiers across the nation invited to NorAms at
The Google hive-mind agrees – Summit County skiing and riding is at least 4.5 stars. We dug through years of reviews on Google to find
Word is spreading fast about a rally at the state capitol on March 20, when potentially thousands of educators are gathering to protect public school
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.”
