Good morning, Denver.

United Airlines is expanding its Denver hub by adding more simulators to its training center near the airport — boosting daily flights from 560 to 700 and creating new jobs while set to launch a Paris service in May next year.

William Carman joins CPR Classical as a new host in Denver, bringing decades of experience in music performance and composition.

He debuted his first symphonic work in 2024 and remains a strong supporter of local music and civic engagement.

Garth Brooks headlined a surprise concert at the Grizzly Rose on Thursday night ahead of his four sold-out shows at Ball Arena.

Fans flocked early — some arriving as early as 7:30 a.m. — to enjoy the memorable performance.

Colorado contractors face growing labor shortages as more data centers compete for skilled workers and stricter credential requirements stall local projects, according to a recent survey; some firms saw immigration agents on site and delays from government approvals.

Construction companies are adjusting strategies amid these challenges.

A Denver-area regional agency paid 12 local influencers over $15,000 this year to promote its bike-to-work campaign and Way To Go app, while the Front Range Passenger Rail District used 21 content creators in a $260,000 digital effort to inform residents about a proposed rail service. Both moves support sustainable travel initiatives.

After Harmony residents blocked plans for a nearby gas station this summer, Aurora is asking residents to weigh in on new buffer zones for gas stations.

Community members can review map options and submit feedback online until Oct. 31 (current regulations restrict stations near schools, hospitals, and care centers).