
36-hour Thanksgiving snowstorm promises feet of snow for Summit ski areas, I-70
Skiers are rejoicing and holiday travelers are bracing for the next big blast of winter. Forecasters are tracking a major pre-Thanksgiving snowstorm from Tuesday morning

Skiers are rejoicing and holiday travelers are bracing for the next big blast of winter. Forecasters are tracking a major pre-Thanksgiving snowstorm from Tuesday morning

Thanksgiving travelers are hitting the road and air today. On the I-70 mountain corridor Thanksgiving is usually the slowest winter holiday. In 2023 the weekend

Colorado’s two main interstates, I-70 and I-25, are home to hundreds of crashes caused by other crashes. Colorado State Patrol calls these “secondary crashes.” Since

For once the mountains let the rest of Colorado play in the snow. Snowfall was widespread and deep this first storm of winter: Snowpack for

Winter is here with a vengeance. In just seven days this month, Summit County has recorded more snow than all of November last year: 11.5

Our listeners really stepped up their giving game in October when the former owner of Silverthorne Powersports, Mike Stoveken, launched an effort to help victims of Hurricane

Record heat and weeks with hardly any rain has left Summit County dry as a bone. For the first time in a year, local fire

Numbers are in from the final weekend of September, and it was officially the fourth-busiest weekend of the year on I-70, according to the CDOT

Silverthorne Town Council met with Xcel Energy Wednesday and discussed a recent wave of lengthy power outages. Xcel confirms it will soon be upgrading equipment

Most disaster movies are not actually about disasters. The good ones anyway. They are more about the people caught up in the thick of a
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