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DIA, in a statement Wednesday, said it will hold after-action reviews with Frontier, Southwest and United airlines to determine why the airport has been in disarray and how to prevent it in the future.
Good news! A dog who was seen being attacked by her former owner in Wheat Ridge has a new, loving forever home.
The baggage claim area has been full of unclaimed luggage for days, belonging to passengers stranded elsewhere, those whose flights were canceled but whose bags were not returned and new arrivals.
A storm from the West Coast will race across Colorado through Thursday morning bringing a healthy dose of moisture.
A man was shot and killed near the intersection with E Alameda Avenue and S Peoria Street in Aurora early on Wednesday.
Friends and family gathered to remember the victim of a 2021 shooting spree that stretched from Denver to Lakewood, leaving five dead. Sarah Steck was killed while working at the Hyatt House in BelMar.
One person was shot and killed in the 1600 block of North Grove Street, across the street from Empower Field at Mile High.
MSU business professor Darrin Duber-Smith said this debacle will cost Southwest and it needs to do damage control, by being honest with the public about what happened and compensating travelers.
"Keep the Party Safe" aims to spread awareness of the risk of death by fentanyl overdose.
Friends and loved ones are remembering the victims of a shooting spree in the Denver metro area that killed five people one year ago.
Denver International Airport staff say only about 1,000 passengers were stranded at DIA due to canceled flights Monday night - a sign they say means things are improving - after thousands of passengers were stranded over the weekend.
The 16-year-old victim's death is being investigated as a homicide. Crime Stoppers needs help finding a gray 2012 Honda CR-V that might have been involved with her death.
A new company with lots of experience working after fires is getting homes rebuilt quickly in the Marshall Fire burn area.
Recent extreme cold temperatures led to flooding at CSU in Fort Collins due to pipes bursting.
Southwest Airlines says it could take days to rebook tens of thousands of stranded passengers, and nowhere has the airline's meltdown impacted more people than at Denver International Airport.
