Several weather alerts are in effect Thursday evening in Colorado, including along the Front Range and Interstate 25 corridor.
The National Weather Service on Thursday morning issued a flash flood watch for El Paso, Teller and Pueblo counties and much of the I-25 corridor.
10:30 p.m. update
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning until 1:30 a.m. for areas including Woodland Park, Cripple Creek, Green Mountain Falls, Victor, Florissant, Waugh Mountain, Divide, Texas Creek and Pikes Peak.
9:30 p.m. update
Flash Flood Warning including Pueblo CO, Pueblo West CO, Blende CO until 12:15 AM MDT pic.twitter.com/z4JQb1KVhT NWS Pueblo (@NWSPueblo) July 2, 2021
More than 400 flights delayed at DIA by weather as officials prepare for busy holiday weekend
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Denver International Airport Expects 80% Increase In Travelers Over Memorial Day 2020
CBS Denver 1 hr ago Syndicated Local – CBS Denver
DENVER (CBS4)– Air travel is on the rebound, and staff members at Denver International Airport are expecting a distinct difference this Memorial Day weekend, compared to last year. DIA said there is an 80% increase in travelers from last year.
“It’s really evident in the numbers. There’s an 80% increase in travelers from last year to this year,” said spokeswoman Alex Renteria. She shared the statistics with CBS4’s Mekialaya White on a Zoom call. “From today to June 1, about 325,000 passengers are forecasted to travel through DIA. That’s compared to 67,000 over the same week in 2020. The year before that, when things were normal, more than 400,000 passengers traveled through DIA.”
In DIA Is a COVID-19 Safety Joke, I recapped my recent experience at Denver International Airport, where mask use was spotty, social distancing was lousy in part because of ongoing construction that shrank the available space, and a train ride from a distant gate that was so crowded, passengers were packed more tightly than Dippin Dots.
I reached out to DIA for a response to my observations, and the airport s reply deflected much of the blame for the problems onto travelers rather than taking responsibility for the often sorry situation which is likely to get worse, owing to widespread confusion over the latest guidance from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in regard to facial coverings and social distancing.
CORCORAN â Two people are in jail after a traffic stop resulted in weapons and drugs being found.
According to a press release by the Corcoran Police Department, the stop was conducted on a vehicle with an expired registration in the 500 block of Dairy Avenue. The vehicle was driven by Alex Renteria, 38, and occupied by Kendra Gear, 33, police said. Both suspects are from Alpaugh.
Renteria was found to be driving with a suspended license and told officers there was a rifle under the passenger seat, according to police. The .22 cal rifle was subsequent located, along with a metal throwing star and brass knuckles which were also in the vehicle, police said. Additionally, .9 grams of methamphetamines were allegedly found along with two syringes.
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