Denver International Airport prepares for a surge of holiday travelers with tightened security, TSA tips, and new facial recognition tech. Travelers are advised about gift wrapping and liquid carry-ons.

CDOT initiates "The Heat Is On" DUI enforcement for the holiday season, with increased patrols and checkpoints in Colorado from Dec. 12-25 to tackle impaired driving.

US 550 Red Mountain Pass between Ouray and Silverton will close for winter maintenance at 10 a.m. today, with a detour via CO 145 adding about an hour of travel time.

Denver officials propose eliminating mandatory parking minimums for new developments to ease housing construction, reduce development review times, and make the city more affordable.

American Airlines resumes nonstop flights from Colorado Springs to Chicago O'Hare starting June 5, 2025, enhancing travel options for both business and leisure passengers.

Asphalt repairs on South Timberline Road in Fort Collins will lead to southbound lane closures starting Dec. 11, with alternate routes suggested during the 2-3 day project.

The A-Bridge security checkpoint at Denver International Airport is now closed, affecting passenger flow and requiring travelers to use alternate checkpoints.

Dublin Boulevard will have lane closures starting Dec. 9 due to median island removals for the Marksheffel Road project in Colorado Springs, leading to potential traffic delays.

The article discusses upcoming infrastructure projects on Colorado Highway 119 involving CDOT, Boulder County, and the City of Boulder, focusing on road safety, flood resilience, and utility improvements.

CDOT announces winter maintenance on US 550 between Ouray and Silverton, forecasting significant traffic delays due to snow removal and avalanche prevention starting December 3.

Weld County approves a $13.2 million contract for a new roundabout to enhance traffic safety and efficiency, with construction by WW Clyde set to begin on Jan. 9, 2025.

The Denver Connector ride share service extends to West Denver, providing residents with free, on-demand transportation to key destinations, emphasizing mobility, equity, and sustainability.

Denver's DOTI is closing sections of Quebec Street to install sidewalks and upgrade traffic signals, aiming to enhance neighborhood safety and accessibility, funded by the Elevate Denver Bond.