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As warm, dry fall sparks fires, slows ski openings, POW praises Biden climate infrastructure bills

As warm, dry fall sparks fires, slows ski openings, POW praises Biden climate infrastructure bills

Vail and Breckenridge managed to open a few ski runs last Friday despite a very warm, dry fall so far, joining Keystone, but other Vail Resorts’ Epic Pass ski resorts…

Eagle County families can save thousands on heath insurance through American Rescue Plan credits

Eagle County families can save thousands on heath insurance through American Rescue Plan credits

Open enrollment for individual market health insurance plans kicked in Nov. 1, and there’s good news on multiple fronts for people who aren’t insured through their employer and need to…

Back from COP26, Neguse urges swift passage of Build Back Better climate agenda

Back from COP26, Neguse urges swift passage of Build Back Better climate agenda

Returning this week from the COP26 summit in Glasgow, Scotland, Colorado Rep. Joe Neguse said his second trip to a U.N. Climate Change Conference went a lot better than his…

Vail Health CEO says local hospital is full of patients from other parts of state

Vail Health CEO says local hospital is full of patients from other parts of state

Editor’s note: This story has been corrected to reflect that Vail Health hospital is full primarily with non-COVID-19 patients who are being transferred from hospitals around the state that are…

Vail COO says terrain will be limited for Friday’s opening due to warm fall weather

Vail COO says terrain will be limited for Friday’s opening due to warm fall weather

Vail Mountain will open on Friday as scheduled, but, due to a warm fall and limited snowmaking opportunities, there won’t be a lot of skiable terrain, and snow riders will…

Colorado COVID surge prompts state to enact crisis standards of care for staffing

Colorado COVID surge prompts state to enact crisis standards of care for staffing

Colorado reactivated crisis standards of care for staffing throughout the state on Tuesday afternoon in response to rising COVID-19 hospitalizations and shrinking hospital capacity. Those standards of care mean that…

Opening week at Vail just as mid-week snowstorm takes aim at Colorado

Opening week at Vail just as mid-week snowstorm takes aim at Colorado

Sunday I got out for Day 1 on alpine skis so far this ski season (Day 1 Nordic was a premature outing Oct. 27 in EagleVail), and it felt a little…

Neguse, Bennet laud passage of bipartisan infrastructure bill as Boebert slams 13 ‘RINOs’ who OK’d it

Neguse, Bennet laud passage of bipartisan infrastructure bill as Boebert slams 13 ‘RINOs’ who OK’d it

A transformative $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill passed in the U.S. House on Friday by a bipartisan vote of 228 to 206, delivering money to fix and improve crumbling roads, water…

Donovan officially suspends campaign for Boebert’s 3rd Congressional District

Donovan officially suspends campaign for Boebert’s 3rd Congressional District

State Sen. Kerry Donovan, a Vail Democrat, sent out the following email blast to constituents on Friday, officially suspending her campaign to unseat controversial Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert in…

No mask orders, but Gov. Polis says unvaccinated with death wish ‘are clogging our hospitals’

No mask orders, but Gov. Polis says unvaccinated with death wish ‘are clogging our hospitals’

The COVID-19 situation in Colorado continues to worsen, as the state now ranks fifth in the nation for new infection rates and hospitalizations reach new peaks this year. It has…