Work On Pikes Peak Summit Complex Nears Completion, Opening To Take Place In May Or June
All of the windows are now installed on the new Summit Complex on Pikes Peak. It is built to withstand winds of as much as 230 mph.
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All of the windows are now installed on the new Summit Complex on Pikes Peak. It is built to withstand winds of as much as 230 mph.
Shops and restaurants of Golden are hopeful that Jefferson County's move to Level Blue will give them some new business.
United Airlines announced a plan to easily connect travelers with two popular Colorado destinations once they've landed at DIA.
Those who are planning weddings this summer could expect more relaxed COVID-19 restrictions for their gatherings.
Restaurants will use the funds to pay for $25 "thank you" gift cards to give to customers -- to entice them to come back.
Xcel Energy customers can expect to see nearly all of their electricity come from renewables in less than 10 years.
Sen. Michael Bennet took a trip to all 64 counties in Colorado within the past year.
Dierks Bentley broke ground on his newest restaurant and bar. Whiskey Row will take the place of the former LoDo bar and grill on Market Street.
The amusement park in Lakeside is hopeful for a successful reopening this year, but they also need to get higher capacity levels before they are likely to be able to operate successfully.
Red Rocks is going to put in a proposal for a variance. It could mean some events by April. But expect things to start small. And they may stay that way.
Organizers of the Outdoor Retailer Summer show say they're eager to return to an in-person event at the Colorado Convention Center in August, their first in more than a year.
In an effort to promote vaccine equity, UCHealth repurposed the roles of many interpreters to better reach marginalized communities.
The Great Hall Project continues at Denver International Airport. DIA shared the images which show the work in progress.
Broomfield is the first Denver metro area county to move to Level Blue on the state's COVID-19 dial.
A new bill introduced in the Colorado House of Representatives would allow restaurants to continue takeout and delivery of alcoholic beverages indefinitely. The regulation is set to expire on July 1st.
