A young solo hiker was rescued from the Continental Divide recently when his gear failed on a traverse at 13,000 vertical feet. Summit County Sheriff’s
It was all Summit, all day today at opening day of the CHSAA State Alpine Ski Championships in Vail. Two Summit High skiers, sophomore Malie Dieterich and senior Seth
I-70 mountain traffic went big this Presidents’ Day holiday for the busiest four consecutive days of ski season. More than 41,000 cars passed through the
Summit County just can’t win this ski season. Yes, there is fresh snow falling today. Forecasters believe the snow won’t let up for 36 hours, possibly bringing a foot of snow to Summit’s high alpine. (Other
Fire crews recently burned massive piles of beetle-kill pine at Peabody Placer near The Highlands, a luxury neighborhood northeast of Breckenridge. Our video of the burn on Facebook led to several
The good times roll on at 9,000 feet in Summit this week with a pair of local favorites for Mardi Gras. On Tuesday, Feb. 17 – aka Fat Tuesday – Keystone holds the
A former employee of Summit County government is accused of illegally spending county money on personal trips and out-of-state Escalades. Summit County Sheriff’s Office reports the suspect worked for county
After three days, 13 events and dozens of competitors – some of them well into their eighties – the Summit County 50-Plus Winter Games has crowned its inaugural King
The Blue River through Silverthorne was glowing with hundreds of lights on Friday, Feb. 6, for the annual Wish Lantern Festival. It’s become a tradition
The federal Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement has a new mascot straight out of South Park. Coalie, the big-eyed lump of cartoon coal,
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.”