Audio on two Denver crosswalk push‑buttons was hijacked this weekend with anti‑Trump recordings; city crews say they’ve changed default passwords on the devices.

An overnight snowstorm and spring‑break crowds left roughly 389 flights delayed and 57 canceled at Denver International Airport on March 15, snarling schedules across the hub.

Council will consider a $12.2M purchase to refresh DEN’s airport fire fleet, adding three Oshkosh Striker vehicles and a new ladder truck.

Fire activity closed US 285 both directions between County Road C and San Antonio Street; CDOT warned drivers to expect slowdowns. COtrip.org has live updates.

A die-in at Denver City Hall mourned a record 93 traffic deaths in 2025 and renewed calls for faster Vision Zero action and street fixes. Family members and advocates pressed the city for engineering changes and increased safety enforcement.

Xcel told regulators it prefers repairing Comanche Unit 3 and is weighing extensions for coal units to prevent shortfalls. A June PUC filing will lay out the company’s options.

Sheridan Boulevard was closed Sunday for emergency repairs after a second water-main break in as many weekends. Denver Water has a multi-block replacement project underway.

A United jet struck a deicing truck at Denver International Airport Friday morning; passengers were deplaned and bused back to the terminal. The FAA says it will investigate.

Aurora’s draft 10-year capital plan lists roughly $1.9 billion in repairs and projects across roads, parks and public safety as Build Up Aurora moves into ranking sessions. City staff are sorting priorities and funding options ahead of any ballot measure.

Waymo says Denver's mild winter won't delay its robotaxi debut; the company is testing vehicles now while regulators prepare licensing and crash-report rules.

Two crashes and snowy conditions briefly closed westbound I‑70 near Georgetown; no injuries were reported and crews used tunnel holds while clearing scenes.

Colorado State Patrol says 11 crashes involved drivers using automated modes while suspected to be impaired. Troopers warn automation doesn’t remove DUI liability.

A downtown Denver stoplight at Park Ave and Wazee was reportedly facing the wrong way Wednesday; police directed callers to dial 311 so DOTI can dispatch a technician.