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Summit High Tigers Hire New Football Coach
In a surprising twist for high school sports news, two distinct 'Summit High' schools, one in New Jersey and another in a mountain town, simultaneously announced new head football coaches this week.
Colorado Governor vetoes lawsuits bill, expands detention center oversight
Governor Jared Polis has vetoed 12 bills this year, a record for his tenure, including a key measure that would have allowed Coloradans to sue federal immigration officials, according to AspenTimes .
Summit School District eyes closing historic Breckenridge Elementary
Built in 1965, Breckenridge Elementary has received an 'F' for its facility conditions.
Colorado Governor Signs Bill Extending Health Insurance Subsidies
Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bill injecting $140 million into health insurance subsidies, yet only 6,700 low-income immigrants will benefit from one key program, OmniSalud, for 2026, accordi
Blue River halts new short-term rental licenses amid compliance crisis
Blue River, Colorado, faces a crisis: nearly 10% more short-term rentals operate than are licensed, forcing an emergency moratorium on new and lapsed permits.
Western Colorado Democrats prioritize local issues
Republican incumbent Jeff Hurd, who previously voted for the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' that cut Medicaid and SNAP, now faces a dual challenge in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District.
I-70 Straight Creek Culvert Project: Expect Delays
Despite official assurances of 'minimal traffic impacts,' drivers on I-70 between Silverthorne and the Eisenhower Tunnel will face a 45-mile-per-hour speed limit and daily lane closures starting June
Breckenridge to Open New EV Fast-Charging Hub at South Gondola Lot
Breckenridge will dramatically boost its electric vehicle charging capacity with seven new public fast chargers at the South Gondola Lot, funded by an $818,000 state grant.
Colorado prepares astronauts for Artemis moon landing
In Colorado's rugged mountains, 25 astronauts have completed a specialized training course.
Pedestrian path links South Gondola Garage to Main Street
Towards the end of June, Breckenridge's Wellington Lot will fully close for new pedestrian path construction, permanently eliminating approximately 11 parking spaces, according to SummitDaily .
2026 Hyundai Palisade Hybrid: Price Confusion Clouds Launch
The 2026 Hyundai Palisade, a large SUV now offering a hybrid powertrain, faces over $12,000 in reported starting price differences across major automotive publications.
Summit School District support staff vote overwhelmingly to unionize
A staggering 97% of Summit School District's education support staff surveyed voted for union recognition, a powerful mandate for change.
Saved by the Wine Offers Daily Happy Hour Specials
Saved by the Wine, a local establishment committed to donating 2.
Dillon Memorial Day ceremony honors local heroes
At Dillon's Memorial Day ceremony, 102-year-old World War II and Korean War fighter pilot Stuart 'Boot' Gordon shared his reflections, bridging generations of service and sacrifice.
GoPro Mountain Games adds new Colorado events for 2026
Forget just human athletes: the 2026 GoPro Mountain Games are unleashing a wave of new dog-centric competitions, including the Purina Pro Plan Incredible Dog Challenge, alongside a brand-new course fo
Pine beetles decimate 5,444 acres of Front Range ponderosa pines
In 2025, pine beetles chewed through 5,444 acres of ponderosa pine in Colorado's Front Range, a staggering 148% increase in activity from the previous year.
Rocky Mountain National Park faces spring snow delays on Trail Ridge Road
Despite an unusually warm March accelerating snowmelt across Colorado, a powerful early May storm dumped nearly 3 feet of snow around Estes Park, burying Trail Ridge Road and delaying its reopening in
Summit High seniors commit to college sports programs
At a recent ceremony, Summit High School seniors officially committed to playing their sport in college, marking years of dedication.
Meshacket Commons opens, housing 100+ residents
After nearly 11 years and a $34 million investment, the largest affordable housing project on Martha's Vineyard in two decades, Meshacket Commons, has finally opened, providing homes for over 100 Isla
Frisco ADU Code Changes Adjust Income Limits for Accessory Dwellings
Frisco is poised to remove the income cap for Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) residents, a 2026 code change that could allow higher-earning Summit County workers to occupy these crucial housing units.
Colorado lawmakers fail to introduce stream access bill amid deadlock
For the 120-day legislative session, Colorado lawmakers failed to introduce a single bill on stream access, leaving the state's river recreationists and landowners locked in an unresolved battle over
Northeastern Colorado faces socioeconomic challenges despite agricultural gains
In Northeastern Colorado, five counties rank among the state's top 10 agricultural producers.
Frisco Opens New Sand Volleyball Courts and Leagues
At the Frisco Bay Marina beach, two brand new sand volleyball courts are set to open this June, launching a full season of co-ed and women's league play.