Delays

Southwest Airlines, Denver International Airport’s (DIA) second-biggest airline, has canceled and delayed thousands of flights nationwide over the weekend, putting the blame on air traffic control issues and disruptive weather.

You should always give yourself some extra time to head to the airport for an outbound flight, but if you're traveling, or are planning to travel through Denver International Airport (DIA) Friday morning (Oct. 1) you'll need to give yourself plenty of extra time.

If you're headed or are heading to Denver International Airport (DIA) anytime today to catch a flight, you should plan for delays.

Over 3000 flights were cancelled in just over 26 hours and even though the airport is open, expect delays.

An official Rocky Mountain National Park press release stated that road construction operations on a three-mile portion of U.S Highway 36 will now expand into the day.

Fort Collins residents should expect more delays due to railroad construction next week.

The traffic on South College Avenue in Fort Collins is already starting to heat up, and now it's going to start getting worse than it already is.

Many of us dread having to get off the Prospect Road exit in Fort Collins, knowing that delays are inevitable. Starting in June, it will get much worse.

The City of Loveland has closed all facilities for Wednesday, March 23, due to weather, including the COLT bus service.

With the unusually warm weather here in Northern Colorado, construction crews have been able to stay on top of projects throughout the area. This also means delays you could encounter throughout the region.

According to a press release sent out earlier today, the permanent flood repair work planned to begin March 16 that would have closed the bridge over the Big Thompson River on State Highway 257, just south of the Mad Russian Golf Course, will be postponed until later this summer...