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DIA Collision, May Heat, and Baby Bighorns

Tuesday, May 12, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1970, the International Olympic Committee chose Denver to host the XII Winter Olympic Games. Two years later, Colorado voters rejected public funding for the event, making Denver the first city in history to reject the Olympic Games.

A major pickleball complex is coming to the Boulder community, as we report in Et Cetera. Have you joined the pickleball craze, or would you rather stick to tennis—or table tennis, for that matter? Vote in our Poll or hit reply to tell us.

Republicans and Democrats are in an all-out war over control of the House of Representatives, and the battle may already be over before a single vote is cast in November. Whoever wins this fight controls everything from your tax bill to war powers to whether President Trump gets impeached. One party has the upper hand, and the other is scrambling. Tune in to The Flyover Podcast as Ayla breaks down the three biggest impacts of this redistricting fight. Tune in here!

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DIA Trespasser Collision Raises Questions

Federal officials and local police continue to investigate an incident in which a Frontier Airlines plane fatally struck a person on a Denver International Airport (DIA) runway late Friday night.

The person had been trespassing on the airfield after jumping a perimeter fence, DIA said. The collision sparked an engine fire and forced the evacuation of all 224 passengers and seven crew members. Twelve passengers reported minor injuries.

Experts called the crash an “extraordinary incident” that could prompt airports nationwide to reassess perimeter security. A former DIA security officer said the airfield’s east side has been a known “vulnerability point” for years.

Passengers also voiced concern about the evacuation, saying they were stuck in the plane as smoke filled the cabin, then left outside in the cold. The National Transportation Safety Board said it is gathering information to determine whether the evacuation warrants a safety investigation.

Victor Declares Water Emergency

Victor, a city in Teller County, declared an emergency Sunday in response to a service outage that’s left the mountain community without reliable water service for days.

A water main broke Thursday during work to replace aging infrastructure. The break led to a system failure, leaving most people in Victor and nearby Goldfield with intermittent or no service.

The city instructed those with service not to use water for drinking, cooking, showering, laundry, or other nonessential purposes, as crews work to restore the system. Potable water, non-potable water, and showers have been made available to the public.

Residents should plan for up to 72 hours without reliable service, the city said Sunday. A boil order may last as late as May 21, depending on how quickly the water can be treated.

Heat Wave Brings Summer Weather

A heat wave is expected to bring summer-like weather and highs up to 90 degrees this week.

Today, a weak cold front will push highs on the Front Range down into the upper 70s and low 80s, with a slight chance for isolated afternoon showers or thunderstorms near the foothills. The Western Slope, meanwhile, could see highs up to 95 degrees.

Heat will ramp up across the state Wednesday, reaching the mid-to upper 80s and possibly topping 90 degrees in some areas. Denver could see its first 90-degree day of the year.

Thursday and Friday may bring more thunderstorms and showers, depending on the track of an approaching storm system.

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➤ DIA: Passengers were deplaned from a Phoenix-bound Frontier Airlines flight Sunday after a gun magazine was found onboard. A preliminary investigation suggests it belonged to a law enforcement officer from a prior flight. (See Details)

➤ Larimer County: The Sedona Hills Fire northeast of Carter Lake prompted mandatory evacuations Monday as firefighters, aided by air tankers and a helicopter, battled the roughly 30-acre wildfire. (More)

➤ High Country: At least 13 men died on Colorado’s ski slopes during the 2025-26 season, according to a new report. The total was similar to recent years despite a dry winter that reduced skier traffic. (See Report)

➤ Highlands Ranch: A delivery driver suspected of DUI crashed into a home after reportedly falling asleep at the wheel Sunday morning. No significant injuries were reported. (See Photo)

➤ Summit School District voted to close Breckenridge Elementary School and consolidate students into Upper Blue Elementary, effective in the 2027-28 school year, after months of debate and despite pushback from parents. (See Details)

➤ I-70: The Floyd Hill construction project, which began in 2023, has officially hit its halfway point, with westbound construction scheduled to finish next year and eastbound lanes set to be done by 2028, CDOT said. (See Details)

➤ Silt implemented level two water restrictions, limiting outdoor watering to 24 minutes, three days per week, between 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. (See Details)

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➤ Colorado football will open the 2026 season with three road games in its first four contests for the first time since 1974. (More)

➤ Colorado College women's lacrosse routed Rhodes College 20-7 in the second round of the NCAA Division III Tournament. The Tigers will now play Williams College this weekend in the Round of 16. (More)

➤ Former Colorado football star Travis Hunter surprised his wife, Leanna, with a pink Mercedes G-Wagon for Mother's Day. (More)

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➤ Baby boomers now dominate the housing market—accounting for 42% of home purchases, surpassing millennials (26%) and Gen X (25%)—according to a new report. (See Details)

➤ Surging diesel costs are putting pressure on farmers in southern Colorado, where average prices well exceed $5 per gallon—putting the cost of filling up one tractor at around $400. (More)

➤ AdventHealth spent $16.5 million to acquire 44 acres of land adjacent to one of its Parker hospitals, ensuring space to expand as the area grows. (More)

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➤ Two baby bighorn sheep were born at the Denver Zoo earlier this month. (See Video)

➤ Children's Hospital Colorado’s neonatal intensive care unit arranged for a Mother’s Day photoshoot so families could celebrate the early days of parenthood. (See Photos)

➤ A 12-court pickleball complex is expected to open near Boulder Reservoir this November, serving as the community’s first dedicated public pickleball court complex. (See Details)

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