Colorado to test self-driving vehicles on 90 miles of Interstate 70
Panasonic and the state of Colorado have been working on plans since the fall to prep 90 miles for connected cars and autonomous vehicles.
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Spotted at CES 2017: A gadget to protect your internet-of-things home
Spotted: Securing a smart house may become a bit easier with the new Bitdefender Box, a second-generation device that is meant to protect a house filled with internet of things...
CES 2017: Galvanize to train Colorado’s transportation employees in data science
The bad news: Colorado's traffic congestion is getting worse and building billions of dollars worth of new roads isn't going to fix it.
Facebook virtual-reality tour makes immersive stop at Denver airport
Facebook is offering travelers passing through Denver International Airport a chance to try out virtual reality in a pop-up store on Concourse A.
Father stabs son at KOA campground on New Year’s Eve, police say
A 52-year-old father was in the El Paso County jail and his son was in the hospital after the son was stabbed at a Fountain campground on New Year's Eve.
Police search for Aurora boy, 6, not dressed for cold weather
The search for a missing 6-year-old boy from Aurora continued Sunday as Aurora Police Department held a news conference urging anyone who has spotted young David Puckett to call 911.
Denver metro area welcomes first baby of 2017 at 12:03 a.m.
Laila Alayna Abdel-Khaliq arrived six days early to become what is believed to be the first baby born in 2017 in Denver-area hospitals.
Two males, including 10-year-old, shot in early Denver New Year’s Day altercation
After a verbal altercation that led to gun shots, two males, including a 10-year-old boy, were transported to an area hospital and part of downtown Denver was closed off.
Top business stories of 2016: Amazon and Colorado make peace
After years of letting Colorado customers shop tax free, Amazon began collecting sales tax on purchases in February.
Top business stories of 2016: Internet shakes up how we watch TV
While 2016 offered more reasons to cut your cable TV subscription, the year's telecom mergers and cable maneuvers show that the industry isn't ready to give up one internet bit.