Tag: Parking
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2 cars ‘crushed’ after parking garage collapses in southeast Denver
Two cars were crushed — though no injuries were reported — after a southeast Denver parking garage collapsed Monday afternoon. Authorities currently believe the garage, at 3600 S. Yosemite St., just west of Cherry Creek Reservoir, collapsed when a structural girder gave way around 4 p.m. Monday, said Denver Fire Operations Division Chief Robert Murphy.…
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Skier parking at Vail just got more expensive for upcoming winter season
Winter parking at the Town of Vail’s parking lots just got more expensive heading into winter 2025-26 and changes go into effect Nov. 14. According to the Vail Town Council, last week they approved a change that will have visitors now pay a $10/hour charge for a maximum of five hours on peak days (Friday…
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Parking topic of concern as Lakewood ponders zoning changes
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Residents voiced their approval of many proposed zoning changes at the Lakewood City Council meeting Monday but they expressed concerns about parking. The council reviewed portions of a 400-page planning document involving residential, commercial and…
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Memorial Day closures around metro Denver
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Denver area residents will be breaking out their grills and enjoying some extra sunshine on Monday for Memorial Day. City offices and state agencies will be celebrating the federal holiday as well, as most will be closed for the day. But what will not be…
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Fishers Canyon plan to be considered at upcoming meetings
After more than a year of researching, planning and debating, a decision could soon be made on a new outdoor destination in Colorado Springs. The city’s Trails, Open Space and Parks (TOPS) Working Committee is set to vote on a proposed master plan for Fishers Canyon Open Space at the group’s meeting Wednesday. If recommended,…
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Denver airport will no longer take cash at parking exit lanes
Cash was once king. Soon, however, it’s departing from Denver International Airport’s parking exits. Starting next Monday, DIA will no longer accept cash from vehicles leaving its parking lots, airport authorities announced/ Exits will only take credit, debit or tap-to-pay options, such as Apple Pay. Visitors will still be able to pay for parking with…
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Arapahoe County cracks down on parking with new ordinance
Arapahoe County Sheriff’s deputies can now issue illegal parking citations, with fines of up to $150.
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Heading out to the new Ford Amphitheater in Colorado Springs? What to know before you go
Outdoor events with packed crowds are nothing new in Colorado Springs. Air Force Academy football, the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo, minor league baseball with the old Colorado Springs Sky Sox and the new Rocky Mountain Vibes, Colorado Springs Switchbacks soccer and the annual July Fourth gathering at the city’s Memorial Park — though it…
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WATCH: Shakespeare in the Parking Lot reaches 700th performance
Shakespeare in the Parking Lot reached 700 performances on Tuesday with a rendition of Macbeth at the Denver Jewish Day School. Formed in 2015 by the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, the mobile acting troupe has free shows throughout Metro Denver through Mid-May.
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Shots fired into car in Denver high school parking lot
No one was injured when shots were fired at a car in a North High School parking lot Wednesday afternoon, school officials said. The Denver Police Department said they were called to investigate a report of shots fired in the area of the school on West Speer Boulevard. “The west auxiliary parking lot was the…