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An RTD A Line train struck a pedestrian in northeast Denver, killing one person and prompting shuttle buses that left riders facing roughly 30‑minute delays.
Denver International Airport will retire its free DEN Reserve booking system on June 27, 2026. Existing appointments will be honored through that date.
Thunderstorms prompted an FAA ground‑delay at Denver International on Wednesday, producing dozens of delays and snarled connections. Travelers were urged to check airline status.
Secure bike storage broke ground at Union Station's Plaza of the Americas after being part of the station's 2007 master plan.
State troopers staged a Memorial Day DUI enforcement along I‑25, making 20 arrests and logging 162 stops. The effort was part of CDOT's Heat Is On campaign to cut summer crashes.
DIA will repurpose an underground tunnel into 17‑ft pedestrian walkways connecting every concourse. Design work starts in 2026 and the paths could open in 2028.
As Douglas County nears 400,000 residents, water districts are pairing conservation with big pipelines, treatment upgrades and storage to reduce reliance on nonrenewable groundwater.
Parking will be banned and streets closed Monday for Commerce City's 60th Annual Memorial Day Parade; police warn vehicles left on the route may be towed.
CDOT approved a 10‑year pipeline this week that places more than 250 projects across Colorado into the state's funding pipeline, including major I‑70 repairs and rail planning.
TSA's guidance now lists medical marijuana as allowed with "special instructions," but Denver International Airport still bans cannabis on its property. Travelers face mixed signals at DEN.
Denver will convert Acoma Street into the 5280 Trail's first phase, turning two blocks into a people-first corridor with design review May 21. Construction aims to wrap in late 2027.
Boulder County is shaping designs for an 11‑mile separated bikeway along U.S. 36 between Boulder and Lyons, with a 12‑ft path, tricky crossings and a roughly $95M estimate.
A thunderstorm-driven FAA ground stop paused arrivals at DEN on Sunday, producing roughly 30-minute delays and prompting NWS warnings for gusts and hail. Travel disruptions stretched into the afternoon.
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