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Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine available Thursday in Vail for anyone 12 and older

Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine available Thursday in Vail for anyone 12 and older

Monday the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized the use of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for 12- to 15-year-olds, and Vail Health immediately announced an open clinic Thursday, May…

Colorado lawmakers roll out $5.3 billion plan to fix broken transportation system

Colorado lawmakers roll out $5.3 billion plan to fix broken transportation system

A broad coalition of state and local elected officials and Colorado business groups on Tuesday unveiled a new legislative proposal that they hope will bring an end to a years-long…

Neguse pushes new funding to curb wildfires as another fire season looms

Neguse pushes new funding to curb wildfires as another fire season looms

WASHINGTON — As wildfires across the United States grow in size, intensity and duration each summer, members of Congress from the West are pushing for massive new investments in ecosystem…

Vail Health submits plans for behavioral health facility in Edwards

Vail Health submits plans for behavioral health facility in Edwards

Vail Health on Thursday issued the following press release on building a local behavioral health crisis facility in Edwards: When adolescents and adults experience a behavioral health crisis in the…

Local chamber may move to neutral on health insurance bill after Dems amend

Local chamber may move to neutral on health insurance bill after Dems amend

Eagle County’s two local state lawmakers on Monday announced a compromise plan aimed at decreasing the sky-high costs of individual market and small group health insurance coverage in rural counties.…

Tech innovation boosts recovery in Colorado outdoor recreation economy

Tech innovation boosts recovery in Colorado outdoor recreation economy

If Colorado’s tech and outdoor rec sectors weren’t inextricably linked prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, they certainly are now, panelists on a recent webcast said. “The marriage of tourism, travel,…

Pence’s Vail vacation cost taxpayers at least $750,000 just for Secret Service

Pence’s Vail vacation cost taxpayers at least $750,000 just for Secret Service

Back in December, RealVail.com broke the news that then-Vice President Mike Pence was returning to Vail for a ski vacation. Now, thanks to Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington…

Colorado leaders call for more reform in wake of guilty verdict in Floyd murder trial

Colorado leaders call for more reform in wake of guilty verdict in Floyd murder trial

Colorado leaders on Tuesday weighed in on a Minneapolis jury finding former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty on all three counts in the murder of George Floyd last summer —…

Boebert, Donovan raise piles of cash far ahead of 2022 election for CD3

Boebert, Donovan raise piles of cash far ahead of 2022 election for CD3

The battle for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District seat is widely expected to be one of the most closely contested races on the state’s 2022 ballot — and it’s already on…

Boebert joins Greene as only two no votes against bone marrow donor program

Boebert joins Greene as only two no votes against bone marrow donor program

Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert was one of only two members of the House of Representatives to vote against legislation reauthorizing the National Marrow Donor Program, which operates a registry that…