Kit Geary

Phil Lataille grew up in a game-obsessed household, with his brothers getting into Pokemon console games before they even made their way to the United States. He said he still remembers the day one of...

Summit Advocates, an organization that provides support for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, has rebranded as ARISE. The change went into effect Monday, Oct. 28. Outreach and education coordinator Torey Ivanic said a main...

When it comes to sales tax collections, the summer of 2024 looked very similar to the summer 2023 for Summit County’s municipalities. Many of the town’s financial departments describe the growth year over year to...

Voters have rejected Summit School District's Ballot Measure 4A that sought to take out a roughly $195 million bond to fund infrastructure needs alongside other major projects, according to preliminary results published as of 8:53 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5.

A steep, and often icy, trailhead parking lot outside Breckenridge has been causing its fair share of safety concerns during ski season and officials have decided it needs a new home.

Nichole Shepherd staked her claim in Breckenridge with businesses featuring hand-crafted, original creations. With her new venture, she's taking things in a different direction and introducing more of the past to this historic mountain town.

For many of Summit County's nonprofits, the onset of winter can bring an uptick in need for those they serve.

Applications for the long-awaited Smith Ranch Apartments are just around the corner as Silverthorne looks to wrap work on one of its largest-ever investments in workforce housing.

The Summit School District's board of education discussed present and future financials at a Nov. 7 meeting after voters rejected the district's $195 million bond proposal

After a yearslong effort to create a proposal and receive voter approval, the Summit School District's $195 million bond proposal failed to pass on