NTSB collecting information on Frontier’s emergency evacuation after Friday crash at DIA
"We know there are questions to be answered still," DIA CEO Phil Washington said in a statement Sunday about the fatal Frontier Airlines crash.
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Colorado commuters, ride-hailing drivers feel the sting of rising gas prices
In early April, Ben Brink looked at his budget and realized he could no longer afford to drive to work.
5-year-old found alive 30 hours after Colorado crash kills 2 adults
A Friday morning crash in southern Colorado killed two people and trapped a 5-year-old girl inside a crushed truck for more than a day, according to law enforcement.
Deep freeze wipes out some peach crops on Colorado’s Western Slope, Palisade mostly unscathed
The trees will survive to grow another season, but several farms in the North Fork Valley are left without fruit to sell this year.
Bomb threat deplanes United flight at Denver International Airport
A bomb threat investigation at Denver International Airport forcibly deplaned hundreds of passengers from a United Airlines flight on Sunday, airport officials said.
Colorado weather: Will summer monsoons, super El Niño alleviate drought?
Summer monsoons and chances for a “super El Niño” in the fall may alleviate the worst of Colorado’s historic drought in the wake of a record-low mountain snowpack, scientists say.
Northbound I-25 reopen after 5-hour crash closure in northern Colorado
Northbound I-25 was closed for more than five hours Wednesday morning after two semitrailers crashed near Fort Collins, according to state officials.
Denver archbishop speaks out against Trump’s criticism of Pope Leo XIV
"Pope Leo’s role is pastoral, not political," Denver Archbishop Golka stated. "Even in moments of disagreement, we are called to speak with charity and to seek dialogue that builds up,...
New contract for Greeley meatpacking workers includes raises
The new contract includes a $1.50 base base wage increase by July 2027, but eliminates the company's pension for Greeley meatpacking workers, according to JBS USA.
Hundreds of Colorado licenses to be revoked after driving school suspended for fraud
Roughly 460 licenses of Coloradans who attended the Academy School of Driving will be revoked, and employees involved in the alleged fraud will face disciplinary action, officials said.