After a winter of record-breaking heat and shameful snowfall, it felt good to wrap a month that was nothing more than average. Let’s start with snow.
The outlook for summer in Summit County is looking slightly more encouraging than just a few weeks ago. This May is already the wettest month in a year with 1.17 inches of
Update 10 a.m., May 29 — Trail Ridge Road is open for through traffic. Plows have been working around the clock after back-to-back May snowstorms
This moody spring storm is panning out almost exactly as the rest of the year at Arapahoe Basin, bringing just enough snow to tease, but not enough
State lawmakers want to save you money on skyrocketing home insurance rates by combating hail on the Front Range. Speaker of the State House Julie McCluskie, of Summit County, and fellow Democrats
What do one of the busiest 14ers in Colorado and busiest national parks in the U.S. have in common? They are both quieter these days. And to thank? Controversial
It was a lean, mean season at the Frisco Nordic Center. Closing day will be Tuesday, March 17. That is three weeks earlier than expected “due
The blows keep coming for the biggest name in the ski biz. Vail Resorts claims it lost about $53 million in the second quarter, which covers Thanksgiving and Christmas. Skier
This weekend was a tale of polar weather – and polar opposites – on the I-70 mountain corridor. On Friday, March 6, as Summit County was hammered by over a foot of
A backcountry veteran pursuing a degree in avalanche science was the lone skier killed by an avalanche near Janet’s Cabin west of Copper Mountain on
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.”