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Laser forces Colorado State Patrol crew to abort Centennial landing (opens the original)
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A Colorado State Patrol aircraft aborted its landing at Centennial Airport after a green laser lit up the cockpit on final approach, the agency said Friday. The plane was inbound about 8:45 p.m. Aug. 19 when the beam hit the aircraft, according to a statement from the CSP. The crew aborted the landing and circled to find the source. The laser struck again while they were circling. Trooper Clint Doren, who was running the onboard camera, traced the beam to a second-story balcony at a nearby apart
PUC adds weekly comment after killing private talks (opens the original)
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The Colorado Public Utilities Commission will take public comment at the start of every commissioner’s weekly meeting beginning Sept. 9 as part of its new transparency mandate, the commission announced, expanding a slot previously limited to the second Wednesday of each month. Virtual comment will be available at the 9 a.m. Wednesday meetings, the commission said in a Thursday announcement. On the second Wednesday of each month, the meeting will run in a hybrid format that also allows in-person
State Patrol reports 316 commercial vehicle distracted crashes in 2025 (opens the original)
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Colorado State Patrol troopers investigated 316 commercial motor vehicle crashes involving distracted driving in 2025, the agency said Thursday. CSP said that crashes involving commercial motor vehicles, whether the truck is at fault or not, often produce devastating high-fatality and severe injury outcomes because of the weight of the vehicles. Of those crashes, 257 involved only property damage, while 60 or 19%, caused injury or death, according to a news release. The overall number represente
Colorado drivers face new rules after deadly crashes (opens the original)
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Six new traffic safety laws took effect across Colorado on Wednesday after a year that claimed more than 700 lives on the state’s roads, according to AAA Colorado. One of the new laws was shaped with the urging of parents of a teenage cyclist whose 2023 death was caused by a motorist. AAA Colorado officials called the 2026 legislative session the most consequential for traffic safety in decades. Of the 701 people killed on Colorado roads last year, 235 of those deaths involved an impaired driver
Denver gas appliance restrictions upheld by federal judge (opens the original)
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by industry groups seeking to overturn Denver’s restrictions on certain natural gas appliances in new commercial and multifamily buildings. Chief U.S. District Judge Philip A. Brimmer on Aug. 7 granted motions to dismiss filed by the city and intervenor Sierra Club in Restaurant Law Center et al. v. City and County of Denver. The ruling dismissed the complaint with prejudice, meaning the plaintiffs cannot refile the same claims. The plaintiffs — Restaurant
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