Author: The Denver Gazette
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Flight reductions continue at DIA
As of Saturday afternoon, 64 flights scheduled for Saturday had been cancelled at Denver International Airport, according to the flight tracking website Flightaware. Also, 66 flights scheduled for Sunday and 38 flights scheduled for Monday have already been cancelled. The reductions were ordered by the FAA as the government shutdown, which began on Oct. 1,…
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4 takeaways from Colorado’s election results
Voters last night embraced major spending requests proposed by state and local officials, as well as picked their next set of municipal and school board leaders. All told, Democrats won big. Here are the key takeaways. DEMOCRATS ARE ENERGIZED Candidates and issues supported by Democrats won on Tuesday, when voters embraced statewide and local ballot…
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And the winners of The Denver Gazette Spooky Story contest are…
The Denver Gazette wrote the beginning of a spooky story. Students in grades 1-8 wrote the ending for a chance to win a 2026 season pass to Elitch Gardens. This year we received a record 81 submissions. It was a difficult task selecting the winning entries because there were so many well-written, spooky endings. A…
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Key city council races in metro Denver | 2025 voter guide
Colorado voters will go to the polls on Nov. 4, when they will decide the fate of several issues, including two statewide measures and several local questions. Voters will also pick the leaders of several offices, notably several education officials in metro Denver. Additionally, candidates are vying for several council seats. A key date is…
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Colorado pays to keep Rocky Mountain National Park visitor centers open
Colorado is picking up the tab to keep two visitor centers of the Rocky Mountain National Park, a key economic driver for the state, open as the federal shutdown entered its third week. The state will pay $3,200 per day to keep the Beaver Meadows and Kawuneeche visitor centers operating starting on Oct. 24. The…
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Denver voter guide 2025: Key races and ballot questions across the metro area
Colorado voters will go to the polls on Nov. 4, when they will decide the fate of several issues, including two statewide measures and several local questions. Voters will also pick the leaders of several offices, notably several education officials in metro Denver. Additionally, candidates are vying for several council seats. A key date is…
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How many federal employees have been furloughed in Colorado?
It remains unclear how many federal employees exactly have been furloughed or fired following the failure of Democrats and Republicans to reach a deal to fund government operations. But some information have begun to trickle in. A military spokesperson said 1,529 civilians have been placed on furlough from Peterson Space Force Base due to the…
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DoBetterDnvr is back
DoBetterDnvr, a social media account that is sharply critical of how Mike Johnston’s administration is handling the city’s homelessness crisis, is back online after a two-week hiatus. The account, which is known for publishing videos of homeless people in Denver — often as the latter are visibly high on drugs — began posting again on…
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Broncos 20, Titans 12: Denver opens season with win at home
The Denver Broncos open the 2025 season at 2:05 p.m. Sunday at Empower Field at Mile High against the Tennessee Titans. Fourth quarter Titans have the ball with 59 seconds left down eight points. Two-minute warning and the Broncos have the ball leading 20-12. Denver defense holds again and the Titans are set to punt. …
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How to watch: Denver Broncos vs. Tennessee Titans
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Broncos TV Guide Week 1 TV: Fox (Adam Amin, play-by-play; Mark Sanchez, analyst; Kristina Pink, sideline) Kickoff: 2:05 p.m. Sunday Radio: 94.1 FM and 850 AM KOA (Dave Logan, play-by-play; Rick Lewis, analyst; Susie Wargin, sideline) Betting line: Broncos (-7.5) Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link…