A Denver mother says her 13-year-old son died after being struck while riding a Veo e-bike; she is urging stricter age checks and safer enforcement.

Longmont’s speed and red‑light cameras issued more than 16,000 citations in early 2026, splitting residents between safety advocates and critics who call the program a revenue engine. Officials say they’ll keep tracking crash data as enforcement continues.

FBI and Cheyenne police say a temporary flight restriction and strict No Drone Zone cover Cheyenne Frontier Days; unauthorized flights can trigger heavy fines and prosecution.

An extended heat spell has buckled sections of the US 36 Bikeway near Boulder, prompting warnings, spot repairs and calls for cyclists to slow down.

Aer Lingus plans to cut several Dublin‑to‑U.S. routes and trim capacity by about 6%, potentially affecting up to 500 roles including pilots and cabin crew.

Denver will end rolling weekly DMV closures on Aug. 3 and shift dealer and fleet transactions to the Tremont site as new hires finish training.

Federal funding to finish the Arkansas Valley Conduit is moving, but rising project and hookup costs could leave small southeastern Colorado towns unable to connect.

A lost cat wandered into the eastbound catwalk of the Eisenhower‑Johnson Tunnel, briefly closing eastbound I‑70 before CDOT workers rescued and reunited it with its owners.

Boulder crews have started repaving and restriping busy stretches of Pearl and Folsom, pairing routine maintenance with bike‑lane and intersection tweaks aimed at cutting high‑risk crashes. Expect night closures on Pearl and daytime work on Folsom this month.

Frontier will roll out Starlink Wi‑Fi across its fleet starting early 2027, promising gate‑to‑gate streaming and much lower latency for passengers and crew.

RTD warned riders Friday of up to 45-minute delays on the E, R and temporary T lines after a mechanical issue disrupted service on the southeast corridor.

The FAA ordered a ground stop at Denver International Airport Thursday as storms with microbursts and damaging winds moved across the Front Range. Flights were held and delays followed.

A LendingTree analysis of federal crash records ranks Colorado No. 5 for the share of fatal crashes tied to aggressive or careless driving. Troopers and lawmakers are pushing enforcement and tougher penalties.