David O. Williams is a journalist based in Colorado, with a focus on local news in the Vail area. He writes for publications such as Real Vail, Colorado Times Recorder, The Park Record Newspaper, and Vail Daily. His articles cover a range of topics including skiing, politics, immigration, and weather events impacting the region.
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By: David O. Williams
A newly formed group of passenger rail advocates has launched a new website, produced a new video, landed some local support, and will present before the Minturn Town Council tonight in an effort to urge the state to help revive the Tennessee Pass Line through Eagle County. “The Western Rail Coalition was formed to garner state and local support to restore […]
By: David O. Williams
A group of rail advocates calling itself the Western Rail Coalition (WRC) on Monday officially sent a letter to Gov. Jared Polis, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and other state officials seeking support for the study of proposed passenger rail service on Union Pacific’s dormant Tennessee Pass rail line through Eagle County. Locally, the letter includes the signatures […]
By: David O. Williams
Blowing snow at Beaver Creek on Tuesday (Vail Resorts photo). Vail-area residents woke Monday morning to a blast of overnight snow, and by Wednesday it was 65 degrees and sunny. Forecasters aren’t calling for any more precipitation until the middle of next week, but visions of powder turns are definitely starting to dance through local […]
By: David O. Williams
Rick Brandt, who’s the police chief in the northeastern Colorado town of Evans, considers himself a bit of a myth buster on the fentanyl front – a
By: David O. Williams
M30 pills containing fentanyl (U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency photo). Rick Brandt, who’s the police chief in the northeastern Colorado town of Evans, considers himself a bit of a myth buster on the fentanyl front – a battle he’s been in the trenches of since 2007 when he took over as top cop in this city […]
By: David O. Williams
I recently put my Eagle County ballot into a local drop box and a day or two later got a BallotTrax notice from the Colorado Secretary of State’s office letting me know it had been counted. Earlier this month I promised you RealVail endorsements, so let me spare you the suspense: I voted for Democrats across the board […]
By: David O. Williams
Regardless of Tuesday’s general election results, the never-ending battle to bring down the high costs of health care will rage on in Colorado, especially in rural areas such as the state’s Western Slope that are most impacted by a lack of competition, mounting hospital fees and runaway health insurance rates dating back years. In a national […]
By: David O. Williams
Healthcare and health insurance costs could skyrocket under the second coming of a Trump administration still seemingly bent on eliminating or at
By: David O. Williams
Healthcare and health insurance costs could skyrocket under the second coming of a Trump administration still seemingly bent on eliminating or at least undercutting Obamacare, consumer advocates warn, while the profits of large, corporate health systems are likely to grow. But regardless of how hard Trump goes after Obamacare, the never-ending battle to bring down […]
By: David O. Williams
An oil train travels behind paddle boarders on the Colorado River near Dotsero in August. The Texas-based railroad company that holds a passenger-service lease with Union Pacific on the Tennessee Pass Line through Eagle County is no longer involved with the controversial Uinta Basin oil train proposal in Utah … and hasn’t been since last […]
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