Vail Daily reporter John LaConte rides a snowskate down the Swingsville run on Vail Mountain’s first day of operation for the ...

I cursed the package delivered to my doorstep and let the box sit on my kitchen counter for a couple of days, unmoved and ...

Western Slope school districts could gain — or miss out — on a share of state funds to expand high school career readiness ...

If elected governor, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser said his affordable housing plan will start on “Day One” with ...

Two Eagle County teams are still alive as the state volleyball tournament continues with its second day of competition on ...

Did they wake up some people in town to make it clear that we don’t really need a four-lane highway to Costco and the airport ...

Despite percolating challenges to Colorado’s wolf restoration, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is forging ahead with plans for a ...

Do you enjoy working with kids? Do you want to make a difference in our community? Are you recently retired, yet still ...

I was so pleased to see the beautiful coyote on the front of the Vail Daily on Nov. 10. Coyotes have been given a bad rap for ...

For over a month, the longest government shutdown in American history has left our national parks in free fall. When the ...

Vail Mountain kicked off its 63rd season on Friday with a first chair banner break at Mid-Vail as skiers and riders hustled ...

In a world that can feel increasingly divided, moments of connection are powerful acts of hope. This Sunday, Nov. 16, ...