DIA opens new North Security Checkpoint, other spaces in Great Hall project
Denver International Airport has opened several spaces in the Jeppesen Terminal that had been under construction as part of the airport’s billion-dollar Great Hall project. The new areas include a “meet and greet” space for international arrivals and a new North Security Checkpoint, according to a news release from the airport.
Elk hunt opens at former nuclear weapons plant and wildlife refuge
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s draft plan says there are no restrictions on eating the meat, but recommends skipping the liver.
Stranger walks into 63-year-old man’s garage and surprises him in savage beatdown without saying...
KUSA spoke to Ruszkowski's daughter, Amanda McClain, who was woken up when she heard her children screaming, "Someone's hitting Grandpa." The post Stranger walks into 63-year-old man's garage and surprises him in savage beatdown without saying a word: Report first appeared on Law & Crime .
Teams put finishing touches on their contraptions ahead of Emma Crawford Coffin Races
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - To win the Emma Crawford Coffin Races, you need speed, power and more than a little engineering. Teams will push their coffin-on-wheels up Manitou Avenue as fast as they can. Four "mourners" push the coffin and a rider, their "Emma." While Saturday is where we see the final drama, the The post Teams put finishing touches on their contraptions ahead of Emma Crawford Coffin Races appeared first on KRDO .
Former Pueblo shelter manager to plead guilty to theft, pay about $30K
The former manager of Pueblo's only homeless shelter plans to plead guilty to a single count of theft in a new agreement that will see her pay less than a quarter of the restitution she'd initially agreed to in a deal rejected by a Pueblo judge. Lori Arabie, the former shelter manager of the Pueblo Rescue Mission, which is now the Pueblo Shelter , plans to plead guilty to a Class 6 felony theft charge in December after she was accused of stealing from homeless clients in 2024. In a hearing on Oc
Grand Junction City Market Has a New Worker. It’s a Robot
Grand Junction's Orchard Mesa City Market now has a six-foot robot named Tally 4.0, which the employees call Kevin.
Colorado Springs police warn shoppers not to toss receipts after theft case
Throwing away a store receipt in a trash can outside a business could give thieves the information they need to steal merchandise and resell it online...
Temperatures Plunge From 80 to the 50s Saturday as Rain Spreads North Into Denver,...
DENVER — A big weather change is coming to Colorado this weekend as a new storm takes shape around the Four Corners. After the current stormy system moves through, a piece of it is expected to branch off and strengthen over the region. That will bring much cooler temperatures, dropping from near 80 degrees on Friday to the 50s on Saturday. It will also spread rain east of the Continental Divide, moving from south to north.
Get off the sidewalk: Denver cracking down on Veo scooters
Mayor Mike Johnston and Councilman Chris Hinds announced Thursday that Veo will be held responsible for not complying with the city's contract, and soon residents will be able to report Veo to the city directly if they see scooters on city sidewalks.
No bank account since 2024: Maverix bankruptcy filings draw U.S. Trustee scrutiny after Colorado...
Maverix LLC, the Parker, Colo., broadband company whose state and federal grants were canceled last month and referred to state and federal investigators, told a federal bankruptcy court that it has had no bank account since June 2024 and has no financial statements after its 2022 tax return. On Oct. 15, the U.S. Trustee, the Justice Department official who polices bankruptcy cases, said Maverix still has not adequately disclosed whether it had transactions with the companies that own it and wit

















