No one could believe it. Nancy Pfister, one of Aspen's true originals, was dead. She was found bludgeoned in her own bedroom -- her body bound with an electrical cord, wrapped in plastic garbage bags ...

The Pfister Hotel is one of Milwaukee’s most historic and luxurious places to stay. It’s been around for nearly 130 years and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It’s also ...

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Friends and family remembered Nancy Pfister on Friday as a gregarious and irreplaceable individual, whose absence will leave a hole in the fabric of the Aspen community. Pfister, 57, was found dead in ...

The Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, which is celebrating its 130th anniversary this year, was recently named one of the 10 best historic hotels in the country by USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards.

Murder victim Nancy Pfister sought help from police in August 2012, saying she was “afraid” of Kathy Carpenter following a night of drinking, and that she was worried that Carpenter, who is now ...

"Casper" is not haunting the halls of the Pfister, or any other hotel, because ghosts are not real (“Pro players still haunted by Pfister Hotel stays,” Oct. 16). Investigators of the so-called ...

As it celebrates its 130th birthday, The Pfister Hotel, which opened in 1893, is getting a makeover. A $20 million multi-phase renovation began in June with work to refresh the Imperial Ballroom and ...

A downtown law firm must respond to allegations of self-dealing and racketeering committed at the expense of a prominent Aspen family’s real estate assets, a judge ruled earlier this summer. The ...

Sports and  fashion have always influenced each other, for the better part of the last century at least.  Prominent Parisian tennis players, Jane Régny and Suzanne Lenglen, kicked off the buzz in the ...

No one could believe it. Nancy Pfister, one of Aspen's true originals, was dead. She was found bludgeoned in her own bedroom -- her body bound with an electrical cord, wrapped in plastic garbage bags ...