Robert Tann, Summit Daily News

Homeowners had sought to overturn an ordinance passed last year that placed new restrictions on short-term rental licenses, bookings.

Early predictions point towards a dryer, warmer than normal summer. But a lot can still change — and how much of an influence La Nina will be is hard to say.

Second-home owners fear losing their foothold in the mountain community amid rules aimed at balancing the tourism economy with a need for more workforce housing.

Gas prices have risen over the past month nationwide, though averages remain significantly lower than a year ago.

Above-average ocean temperatures point to stronger winter conditions in central and southern mountain areas. But nothing is guaranteed.

Keystone is poised to become Colorado’s newest town, which will end decades of governance by elected Summit County officials.

Several J-1 visa holders employed in Keystone claim they’ve been underscheduled for work, which — coupled with a high cost of living — has made for a difficult ski season.

Jeff Rank realized something concerning in the early hours of Nov. 27. His toilet would not flush. Frustrated at what he said was the latest in a string of water issues for his Summit County mobile home, Rank filed a complaint the next day with the Colorado Department of Local Affairs’ (DOLA) Mobile Home Park Oversight Program — an agency still in its infancy.