Summit Daily News

The Summit Daily News was established by Jim Pavelich in August 1989 and was acquired by Swift Newspapers in 1993. Initially, the SDN was published five days a week. It expanded to six issues during the summer of 1992 and then added a seventh issue by December 1994, officially becoming a daily publication.

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Parks and Wildlife relocates moose, calves involved in incident that seriously injured woman in Steamboat

1 day ago | summitdaily.com | John Russell

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers successfully removed a cow and two calf moose from River Creek Park on Wednesday and relocated them outside of Steamboat Springs city limits for the safety and well-being of the moose and the public. “We did safely relocate them to an area outside of town limits that is going to be a much better place for them to be,” said Rachael Gonzales, public information officer for Parks and Wildlife.
Man shoots moose in self-defense during encounter in Grand Lake

3 days ago | summitdaily.com | Emily Gutierrez

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reminding the public to be aware of potentially aggressive cow moose while recreating outdoors during calving season following three conflicts in Grand, Park and Routt counties. At least one person was trampled in each attack. Cow moose give birth to calves in late spring and early summer and can become more aggressive toward perceived threats to their young during this time. Cows will hide their calves to protect them from predators, but will remain nearby.
Silverthorne Recreation Center expansion project to cause some limited closures as construction ramps up

3 days ago | summitdaily.com | Kit Geary

It’s been around a month and a half since Silverthorne started its near 25,000-square-foot recreation expansion project, and elected officials recently received their first update at a May 28 meeting regarding construction progress and upcoming closures. The project is set to be completed in Fall 2026.
Woman hospitalized after moose attack in Steamboat Springs

3 days ago | summitdaily.com | John Russell

A woman has been flown to the Front Range after being attacked by a moose at River Creek Park in Steamboat Springs on Sunday evening. “We did respond to a report of a woman that was attacked by a moose at River Creek Park,” said Rachael Gonzales, public information officer for the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Northwest Region.
Nueva ley de Colorado reforzará la protección a inmigrantes, limitará la cooperación con ICE. Esto es lo que podría significar para las comunidades turísticas rurales.

3 days ago | summitdaily.com | Robert Tann

El gobernador Jared Polis firmó el viernes una amplia expansión de las políticas de protección a inmigrantes existentes en Colorado, limitando aún más las interacciones entre agentes federales y funcionarios locales.
Breckenridge neighborhood files lawsuit against Breckenridge Grand Vacations, Vail Resorts amid planning for new hotel

4 days ago | summitdaily.com | Kit Geary

The termination of an easement is driving a lawsuit filed by a homeowners association located near the base of Peak 8 at Breckenridge Ski Resort against a local developer and a Vail Resorts subsidiary, according to court documents filed May 19. In the complaint, One Skill Hill Homeowners Association alleges developer Breckenridge Grand Vacations and Vail Resort subsidiary, Vail Summit Resorts INC, terminated on March 26 an easement the homeowners association allegedly controlled.
Forecasters say thunderstorms are on their way to Summit County to kick off an early monsoon season

5 days ago | summitdaily.com | Kit Geary

Forecasters say Summit County residents will start to see signs of monsoon season approaching this week with scattered rain and thunderstorms throughout the week. National Weather Service forecaster Bruno Rodriguez said a low-pressure system moving in from the southwest is on its way to Summit County, and the area is expected to “hang on to chances of daily thunderstorms each afternoon through the week” starting midday Monday. “It’s been trending a little bit drier over the past 24 to 48 hours.
Breckenridge officials OK agreements for workforce housing neighborhood project after monthslong stall

5 days ago | summitdaily.com | Kit Geary

Economic uncertainty amid other factors have drawn out the process of bringing what officials are calling Breckenridge’s last workforce housing neighborhood, the Runway Neighborhood, into fruition. Things are now starting to get moving, but there still isn’t a completely finalized product the town is committed to.
Big Pivots: Sharing risk on the Colorado River

5 days ago | summitdaily.com | Allen Best

Even-steven. That was the intent of delegates from the seven basin states in 1922 when they met near Santa Fe to forge a compact governing the Colorado River. But what exactly did they agree upon? That has become a sticking point in 2025 as states have squared off about rules governing the river in the drought-afflicted and climate-changed 21st century. The negotiations between the states, according to many accounts, have been fraught with tensions.
The Sports Buffet to host PXG demo day on June 14

5 days ago | summitdaily.com | Cody Jones

The Sports Buffet, an indoor golf and sports destination in Silverthorne, is hosting a PXG Demo Day on Saturday, June 14 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.The special event will offer sports enthusiasts the opportunity to experience the latest in golf innovation, enjoy local refreshments and engage in exciting competitions. Attendees will have the chance to try the latest PXG clubs with free, hands-on demos in a dedicated area.