Prepare for overnight construction work on Peña Boulevard
Denver International Airport started its annual maintenance period on Peña Boulevard.
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Denver International Airport started its annual maintenance period on Peña Boulevard.
Denver International Airport opened a new "Return-to-Terminal" route on Wednesday as part of the $30 million Peña Boulevard improvement project.
Pena Boulevard was closed just before 9 a.m. after a car accident.
People driving to Denver International Airport will notice five lanes of inbound Peña Boulevard are now open.
Those heading to Denver International Airport will no longer encounter some traffic delays overnight Tuesday into Wednesday. The planned closure for Pena Boulevard at Jackson Gap overnight on May 11 has been delayed due to the weather.
Those heading to Denver International Airport will encounter some traffic delays next week.
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A new construction project is underway on Peña Boulevard near Denver International Airport.
Protesters marched down Peña Boulevard and blocked traffic when they lay down in the roadway and chanted "I can't breathe."
There was a brief ground stop at Denver International Airport Monday morning.
After Tuesday's hundreds of flight cancellations and delays, a calmer day is expected at Denver International Airport on Wednesday.
A contract to design and construct an expansion on Peña Boulevard has been approved.
Denver International Airport say they are planning to widen the entire 14-mile stretch of Pena Boulevard from Interstate 70 to the terminal.
No citations will be issued in connection with a 49-vehicle pileup on Peña Boulevard over the weekend.
Seventeen people suffered injuries Saturday after a 49-car pileup on Peña Boulevard.
A multiple vehicle crash shut down inbound Peña Boulevard just north of 56th Avenue Saturday afternoon.
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Denver police want to find the driver who they say was involved in a "non-contact" hit and run on Pena Boulevard Sunday afternoon.
The investigation into why a shuttle bus tipped over Monday, sending all 14 people on board to the hospital, continued on Tuesday morning.
Police had to close off part of Pena Boulevard Monday afternoon when a shuttle bus carrying passengers from Denver International Airport lost control and overturned on the shoulder of the road.
Nine people were injured when a shuttle bus crashed near Denver International Airport on Monday.
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