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Colorado Pacific Railroad to challenge Union Pacific over ‘its monopoly stranglehold’

Colorado Pacific Railroad to challenge Union Pacific over ‘its monopoly stranglehold’

Colorado Pacific Railroad on Saturday announced it will challenge a deal between Union Pacific and Rio Grande Pacific to possibly rehabilitate the Tennessee Pass Line and offer passenger and freight…

Colorado Midland & Pacific strikes deal with UP to run trains on Tennessee Pass

Colorado Midland & Pacific strikes deal with UP to run trains on Tennessee Pass

Colorado, Midland & Pacific Railway Company, a subsidiary of Rio Grande Pacific, issued the following press release on a deal it’s struck with Union Pacific to possibly operate future passenger…

Vail Police still searching for snowboarder who allegedly punched maskless man

Vail Police still searching for snowboarder who allegedly punched maskless man

Vail Police on Wednesday said there has been “no significant update yet” in the search for a snowboarder who a week ago allegedly punched a man in Vail Village for…

Debate over failed COVID-19 response hits home as local tests, vaccination ramp up for 2021

Debate over failed COVID-19 response hits home as local tests, vaccination ramp up for 2021

Eagle County’s COVID-19 numbers appear to be on a downward trajectory – at least for now – even as the virus explodes across the nation. But the debate over the…

Vice President Pence reportedly returning to Vail for holidays

Vice President Pence reportedly returning to Vail for holidays

Vice President Mike Pence is headed back to the Vail Valley – this time for the Christmas holiday – various sources have reported to RealVail.com. Pence, according to a town…

Colorado lawmakers look to ramp up renewable natural gas industry across state

Colorado lawmakers look to ramp up renewable natural gas industry across state

State Sen. Kerry Donovan of Vail knows a thing or two about animal poop and human waste since they’re both big components of the family businesses — a working ranch…

CORE Act not part of NDAA as Neguse pushes national biodiversity strategy

CORE Act not part of NDAA as Neguse pushes national biodiversity strategy

The Colorado Outdoor Recreation and Economy (CORE) Act, which would protect more than 70,000 acres of Colorado public lands as wilderness, failed to make the final cut in the National…

Survey finds nearly a third of Coloradans considering not skiing due to coronavirus

Survey finds nearly a third of Coloradans considering not skiing due to coronavirus

A new survey conducted by Magellan Strategies found that nearly a third of adult skiers and snowboarders “are considering not skiing at all this season due to the coronavirus, with…

Two companies hope to revive passenger, freight rail service on Tennessee Pass Line

Two companies hope to revive passenger, freight rail service on Tennessee Pass Line

A pair of railroad companies are competing to reactivate Union Pacific’s inactive Tennessee Pass Line from Dotsero to Pueblo, using both passenger and freight service to garner community support along…

Donovan, Roberts weigh in on COVID-19 relief special session as feds do nothing

Donovan, Roberts weigh in on COVID-19 relief special session as feds do nothing

As the Colorado General Assembly convenes a special session on Monday, Nov. 30, to pass bi-partisan COVID-19 relief legislation (see Colorado Senate Democrats legislative agenda press release below), RealVail.com reached…