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Billionaires with Vail ties, Bloomberg, Kravis do $44.79 million deal for Colorado ranch

Billionaires with Vail ties, Bloomberg, Kravis do $44.79 million deal for Colorado ranch

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a billionaire media mogul and recent Democratic candidate for the presidency, has reportedly purchased a nearly $45 million Colorado ranch from former Vail…

Owners of Park Hyatt Beaver Creek to return federal PPP funds

Owners of Park Hyatt Beaver Creek to return federal PPP funds

The company that owns the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa, Ashford Inc., will return at least $70 million it received through the federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program, according…

Governor keeps Colorado ski areas closed through at least May 23

Governor keeps Colorado ski areas closed through at least May 23

Gov. Jared Polis issued a slew of executive orders late Thursday, including one keeping Colorado ski areas shuttered through at least May 23, all but ending any hope of more…

Air ambulance services stress role of transport during COVID-19 crisis

Air ambulance services stress role of transport during COVID-19 crisis

Air ambulance services are playing a critical role in far-flung rural areas of Colorado during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, but operators are increasingly concerned about their own viability due to…

Vail Resorts provides update on COVID-19 season pass plans for 2020-21 ski season

Vail Resorts provides update on COVID-19 season pass plans for 2020-21 ski season

Vail Resorts on Monday offered a minimum 20% discount on 2020-21 season ski passes as compensation for closing all of its North American ski areas at least a month early…

COVID-19, DACA concerns roil local Latino community

COVID-19, DACA concerns roil local Latino community

Rita Gutierrez came to Eagle County from Mexico when she was six months old, graduated from Battle Mountain High School in Edwards, Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction and for…

Vail hotelier and Indy racing patriarch Bob Lazier dies after battling COVID-19

Vail hotelier and Indy racing patriarch Bob Lazier dies after battling COVID-19

COVID-19 claimed an iconic Vail hotelier and the 1981 Indianapolis 500 and CART Rookie of the Year winner in Bob Lazier on Saturday after his long battle with the disease…

Must-read Q&A with Vail Health’s Chris Lindley: ‘COVID-19 is here to stay’

Must-read Q&A with Vail Health’s Chris Lindley: ‘COVID-19 is here to stay’

Yes, Eagle County has “beat the peak,” so to speak, bending the curve of coronavirus infections and COVID-19 cases that threatened to overwhelm the local health care system a month…

As curve flattens, COVID-19 economic carnage continues, prompting more Eagle County assistance

As curve flattens, COVID-19 economic carnage continues, prompting more Eagle County assistance

Eagle County and Vail Health officials have announced the county has been successful in bending the curve in terms of new COVID-19 infections, but a lack of testing remains a…

Snow on the slopes, virus still in the air, ski industry struggles with COVID-19 crisis

Snow on the slopes, virus still in the air, ski industry struggles with COVID-19 crisis

As snow continues to fall on vacant ski slopes in Colorado, the ripple effects of the deadly COVID-19 crisis are being felt around the ski world, from Australia to Austria.…