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Frisco, Colorado to Vice Media: Donât smoke marijuana in public
Frisco's marketing department doesn't have a problem with Vice Media coming to town, but it would like the news and culture site to follow the rules if it returns to...
Assault charges filed against skier who jumped into crowd at Copper Mountain Resort
The Englewood man accused of trying to ski jump the crowd at Copper Mountain Resort¶¶Òőap closing day pond skim has been charged with a pair of misdemeanors, dodging a felony that law...
Breckenridge marijuana shops nabbed at least 178 fake IDs since January 2017
There have been 178 fake ID cases originating from Breckenridge marijuana shops since Jan. 2017, according to the town's municipal court. The numbers vary widely month-to-month.
Skier’s failed jump over crowd at Copper breaks woman’s collarbone and could lead to charges
A 26-year-old man could face felony charges after a disastrous attempt to ski jump over a crowd of spectators at Copper Mountain Resort, breaking a woman's collarbone and causing several...
Summit High student accused of violent threats handed out sticky notes to students he would spare, sheriff says
A 15-year-old Summit High School student was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly planning to carry out a school shooting and giving out sticky notes to students he would spare, Summit...
Feds raid Silverthorne dentist’s office in prescription fraud probe
Police and federal agents raided a Silverthorne dentist's office late last week on suspicion of prescription drug fraud, seizing hundreds of documents and interviewing several employees.
Summit Countyâs SWAT leader to be first transgender woman sent to prestigious FBI National Academy
Lesley Mumford's selection is a groundbreaking moment. She's the first transgender woman to attend the FBI National Academy for law enforcement in its 83-year history.
Summit County man sentenced to 16 years to life for sexual assault that was filmed
Judge Karen Romeo sentenced Paul Dee Garvin to at least 16 years in prison after he was convicted of felony sexual assault.
Family of dead inmate sues Summit County Sheriffâs Office, citing jail’s history of ignoring medical needs
The family of a woman who died after attempting suicide in the Summit County jail has sued the sheriff's office, claiming jail staff ignored ignored her distress, did not provide...
Hungry mountain lions more likely to hunt in residential areas, Colorado study shows
New research suggests when mountain lions are hungry they are likely to hunt in residential neighborhoods -- and stay there if the hunting is good.