88-year-old man overrode pickup truck’s automatic brakes and ‘aggressively’ accelerated into group of people...
When investigators obtained data from Lemaster's Silverado, they determined that the truck had an automatic braking system that detected the pedestrians. The post 88-year-old man overrode pickup truck's automatic brakes and 'aggressively' accelerated into group of people eating ice cream, killing 1: Police first appeared on Law & Crime .
Meet the air traffic controller who flies himself to work
Jake Hutzler spends his workdays directing planes from an airport tower. Once a week, he gets there by strapping a propeller to his back and taking to the skies of Colorado. Before his commute, the 28-year-old air traffic controller lays out a large wing on the road outside his apartment complex, fires up the motor and starts running. Within seconds, his feet leave the ground. For the next 20 minutes, Hutzler flies at a leisurely 35 mph above the expansive fields around Pueblo. For someone who h
Denver Waymos are being egged
Waymo has egg on its face — or rather, on its robotaxis. Not long after Waymos hit the streets of Denver Sept. 1, vandalism in the form of egging began being inflicted on the autonomous vehicles. Denver resident Connor McGriff had a front-row seat to one such act of vandalism while taking a Waymo home […]
Man injured after dragged nearly half a mile behind a U-Haul: CSPD
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — One person is arrested after driving a U-Haul nearly half a mile with a person attached and dragging behind it, according to the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD). CSPD said officers responded to the 2500 block of Main Street near Van Buren Street after reports said a man was screaming for help […]
Deion Sanders Makes Rare Move in Locker Room After Colorado’s Loss to Utah
The Colorado Buffaloes came close to adding to the litany of upsets on Oct. 17, but coach Deion Sanders reflected on the lost opportunity against No. 11 Utah.
Sightings, stories of scams intensify about ‘Bag Lady of Castle Rock’
A few months ago, Hayes Colburn’s honorable intentions turned out to be expensive and left him feeling like a victim instead of a good Samaritan. The Edgewater resident who’s from Boulder ordered and paid for a Lyft ride for an older woman he encountered on the streets one day in late August. The woman carried […]
In Colorado, solar owners say a utility’s $500-a-year credit shift makes panels worthless
"We would not have made the $40,000 investment in solar."
Heavy Mountain Snow and Widespread Rain Target the Sierra Nevada, Cascades, and Rockies Near...
WESTERN U.S. — A major pattern change is taking shape across the West as a colder, more active storm track develops through the end of October. Several Pacific storm systems could bring widespread rain, colder temperatures, gusty winds, and accumulating mountain snow over the next two weeks. Extended outlooks favor above-normal precipitation across much of the region. The pattern looks increasingly favorable for meaningful early-season snowfall.
Colorado Is Putting $99 Million Into One Very Important River
The state, feds, and local government are pooling resources to benefit the entire Western Slope.
Aurora designated an American World War II Heritage City by National Park Service
The city of Aurora was designated as an American World War II Heritage City, according to a release on Friday by the National Park Service.
