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Now with a unit number determined for what will be the "Runway Neighborhood," Breckenridge leaders are delving into how to finance it.

Russ Scholl's "periodic table of snow" contains more than 100 different slang names for snow.

The project joins six others developers in one of the largest-ever development proposals approved by Breckenridge officials

Sculptors have finished up their creations for this year’s International Snow Sculpture Championships in Breckenridge, and they're much more impressive than your average snowman.

A group of Colorado ski towns wants the ability to tax homeowners who let their vacation houses sit empty for long stretches. And they’re asking state lawmakers to help them do it. We discuss their proposal on today's In The NoCo.

Colorado kids are missing a lot of school. Rates of chronic absenteeism across the state have been rising for years. Districts across Northern Colorado are scrambling to get these students back in class.

The town of Breckenridge is building a new neighborhood for local workers. But with just 61 units for sale, only a small group of residents will end up with a home. Plus, Summit County is partnering with the U.S. Forest Service on a ‘first-of-its-kind' housing development that’s been 60 years in the making.

Red, White & Blue Fire Protection District closed a station near Breckenridge in August after months of health concerns related to a telecommunications upgrade, according to documents Summit Daily °µºÚ±¬ÁÏ obtained through a records request.

Breckenridge is a little over five square miles. Despite its size, preserving the past is a priority for Breckenridge—the town has 249 Historic District structures and seven historical exhibits and museums. Preservation also is an important part of the town’s plan to curb the housing crisis, now and in the future. One initiative is called Housing Helps, which helped locals Anne and John Lowe buy their dream home. But the town's housing initiatives might not work for everyone.

Race founder Mike McCormack said he was moved to reiterate his and the race’s stance because he feels like the world is currently in a moment in time where outrage is the most common response to polarizing topics or issues.