Lake County News

My bartender daughter Columbine has advised me that this Saturday, Dec. 5, should be celebrated.

Although Summit Stage revenue has taken a big hit during the past year, the county's free transit service is committed to offering full service this winter, including the route up to Arapahoe Basin.

A federal grant will help the Summit Stage and Lake County start offering public transportation between Leadville and the Frisco Transit Center.

At the Lake County Visitor center in Leadville, Labor Day has passed, but Heather Scanlon is still hard at work answering questions for tourists on vacation.

It could be one of the nicest ball fields in the state, and residents in Lake County are proud to say it's theirs.

Two soldiers from an Army helicopter that crashed into a Colorado mountain earlier this month were alive when a group of college students who had been building a hiking trail nearby reached them, but the pair were too badly injured to survive.

We should learn more details Thursday about how authorities responded to the crash of an Army Black Hawk helicopter last week near Leadville.

We should learn more details Thursday about how authorities responded to the crash of an Army Black Hawk helicopter last week near Leadville.

The Army is investigating the crash of a Special Operations helicopter on Colorado's second-highest mountain that killed two people, injured one and left another missing.

The Army is reporting that all four soldiers aboard a helicopter that crashed on Colorado's second-highest mountain were killed in the crash.

An Army Black Hawk helicopter crashed on Mount Massive, about 15 miles southwest of Leadville, at about 2 p.m. today, Max Duarte of the Lake County Sheriff's Department said this afternoon.

The Army says four soldiers died after a Black Hawk helicopter crashed on Colorado's second-highest mountain.

Author Ann Parker, who will appear at the Avon Public Library on Monday, was drawn to write Colorado historical mysteries when she first discovered her rich local ancestry.

Teaming up across the aisle, Democratic Sen. Mark Udall and Republican Congressman Doug Lamborn have simultaneously introduced House and Senate measures that would clarify cleanup responsibilities for the Leadville mine tunnel.