Delta’s Bag-tastrophe: Thousands of Bags Left Stranded at Denver Airport
Thousands of Unclaimed Bags Fill Delta Airlines Baggage Claim at DIA Thousands of people are without their luggage after Delta Airlines experienced significant flight operation disruptions over the weekend. The airline had to cancel thousands of flights on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday following a worldwide CrowdStrike outage. While nearly every airline in the United States was impacted by the outage, Delta Airlines appeared to be the only one still navigating...
WARNING: Smoky Haze and Triple-Digit Heat Grip Colorado
Smoky Haze and Triple-Digit Heat Grip Colorado Out-of-State Wildfires Affecting Local Air Quality A smoky haze from wildfires across the Pacific Northwest and parts of Canada is affecting air quality in local areas. The National Weather Service has issued Air Quality Advisories for parts of Colorado and Wyoming. According to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, heavy smoke from out-of-state wildfires will likely impact the region through at...
Colorado’s Stegosaurus Fetches Record-Breaking $44.6 Million!”
Chasing Dinosaur Dreams: The Record-Breaking Sale of Apex the Stegosaurus This week, a record-setting sale of a Stegosaurus fossil found in Colorado has sparked significant excitement. The 150 million-year-old fossil was discovered in Western Colorado near a town aptly named Dinosaur. This fossil is considered the largest and most complete specimen of a Stegosaurus ever recovered. Named Apex, the dinosaur stands 11 feet tall and 20 feet long. It is...
Rockies Fans Rejoice: Coors Field Unveils Crazy New Ice Cream Pasta Dessert!
Coors Field Introduces New Fun Food Item – ‘Dessert for Dinner’ Everyone knows that going to Coors Field is more about the stadium experience than how the Rockies play. It's one of the best stadiums in the league, offering a variety of food, beers, and fun. Speaking of food, new items are hitting the stadium soon, including a treat that ice cream and pasta lovers will adore. It's brilliant, artsy,...
OPINION: My scary ride on the Light Rail from DIA by Larry Ulibarri
Recently, I rode the light rail from DIA to Central Park for the first time ever. Initially, I was excited to finally see what people visiting Denver get to see on their arrival to the Mile High City. After all first impressions are everything right? Nothing could’ve prepared me for what I saw on this 20-minute ride of horrors. Not since taking the Hogwarts Express train at Universal Studios Orlando...
The First Carbon-Positive Hotel in the U.S. Is Extremely Trippy Inside
The First Carbon-Positive Hotel in the U.S. Is Extremely Trippy Inside Denver's new Populus hotel, set to open this summer, is the first carbon-positive hotel in the United States. The hotel aims to sequester more carbon than it emits by using sustainable construction materials and planting over 70,000 Engelmann Spruce trees in Colorado's Gunnison County. The hotel's architecture, designed by Studio Gang, mimics the patterns of Colorado's iconic Aspen trees,...
Denver Paralyzed by Massive Microsoft Outage: Flights and Hospitals Hit Hard!
Tech Outage Grounds Flights and Disrupts Services Nationwide, Affecting Denver A widespread Microsoft outage disrupted various systems nationwide, grounding flights and impacting hospitals, banks, and businesses. In Denver, American Airlines, United, and Delta grounded all flights, stranding passengers. Medical staff reported crashes in electronic medical record systems, and services at businesses like Visa, ADT security, and Amazon were also affected. The outage is linked to a software update from CrowdStrike...
Speed Cameras Are Coming to Federal Heights: No More “Fast and Furious” on 92nd Avenue!
New Speed Cameras to Target Reckless Drivers in Federal Heights FEDERAL HEIGHTS, Colo. — Federal Heights will soon install new speed cameras on West 92nd Avenue near North Tejon Street, targeting one of the city's most dangerous roads. These cameras aim to curb reckless driving and prevent fatalities, particularly focusing on those racing down the hill at high speeds. Police Chief Robert Grado emphasized the severity of the issue, noting...