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Snow blankets Pikes Peak as storm system moves across Colorado (opens the original)
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It’s finally beginning to look a bit like Colorado. Converging tropical storm systems that doused parts of the Front Range and Eastern Plains with rain this week — while largely skipping over metro Denver — blanketed the summit of Pikes Peak with snow on Thursday. Livestream cameras from Pikes Peak showed a good covering of powder on Thursday afternoon and, in classic Colorado fashion, several were too covered in snow to show anything other than an icy, gray-white blur. The National Weather Serv
Colorado charter school leaders failed to intervene when Black student was threatened and harassed, lawsuit claims (opens the original)
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A Black teen is suing his former charter school in Lakewood over claims school leaders failed to intervene when he was racially and sexually harassed by white students, including graffiti of a rape threat on a bathroom wall. Jaylen Davis, now 18, was a 16-year-old sophomore at Addenbrooke Classical Academy during the 2024-25 school year when other students bullied and harassed him, including touching him and his hair without his consent, making racial remarks and mocking him with racial stereoty
RTD A-Line service to Denver airport reduced for repair work (opens the original)
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The Regional Transportation District’s A-Line to Denver International Airport will offer about half as many trips through Oct. 10 so crews can repair the track. A-Line trains, which normally run every 15 minutes, will depart every 30 minutes on a single track to allow crews from Denver Transit Partners to do repairs at the York-Josephine railroad crossing, agency officials said. The reduced schedule started Tuesday, and the regular A-Line schedule will resume Oct. 11. Trains will leave Denver’s
Should RTD serve more riders or cover a bigger area? Agency weighs future of metro Denver transit. (opens the original)
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The Regional Transportation District is getting ready to tackle a thorny question about the future of public transportation in metro Denver: Should RTD focus on serving the largest number of riders or the biggest geographic area? That’s the challenge at the heart of the agency’s upcoming push to analyze how the transit system operates – a project called RTD Connect – and staffers will spend the next six weeks traveling across metro Denver to hear from community members, advocacy groups, governme
Passenger died following man’s suicide on Denver airport runway, new lawsuit alleges (opens the original)
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The suicide of a man who walked in front of a Frontier Airlines jet during takeoff at Denver International Airport earlier this year also led to the subsequent death of a passenger from injuries sustained during the plane’s emergency stop, a new lawsuit alleges. Dozens of passengers and crew on the flight that aborted after the man jumped the airport’s perimeter fence in May are suing the airport, the city and two related companies for negligence and wrongful death. Michael Mott, 41, was able to
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