Friday, November 7, 2025

Good Morning! On this day in 1882, the strongest earthquake in Colorado history struck north of Estes Park. Dubbed "The Big One," the estimated 6.6-magnitude quake could be felt in five states and caused damage that would total roughly $30 billion today.

Beginning today, the Federal Aviation Administration will cut flights by 10% at 40 major airports—including Denver International Airport, the nation's third-busiest—in an effort to keep air travel safe during the government shutdown. Find out more in Top Stories.

💎 A new twist in the Louvre's $102 million jewel heist: investigators say the museum's security system had a surprisingly simple password. Host Ayla Brown breaks it down on today's episode of The Flyover Podcast.

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FAA to Cut Flight Traffic by 10%

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said Wednesday it will reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 "high-volume" airports, including Denver International Airport (DIA), beginning today.

The cutback aims to maintain travel safety during the government shutdown, now the longest on record, by relieving pressure on unpaid and understaffed air traffic controllers.

DIA also said Wednesday it's seeking the FAA's permission to pay air traffic controllers using airport revenue, with plans to be reimbursed later. The airport has also set up a food and essentials pantry for its federal workers.

Airlines say they'll try to minimize customer impact amid the last-minute overhaul, which could affect up to 1,800 flights per day.

Soliman Pleads Not Guilty

Mohamed Soliman, the man accused of firebombing pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder on June 1, pleaded not guilty to 184 state charges on Wednesday.

The charges include first-degree murder and dozens of counts of attempted first-degree murder. Fifteen people were injured in the attack, and one, 82-year-old Karen Diamond, later died from her injuries.

In police interviews, Soliman said he had planned the attack for a year and purposely targeted Run for Their Lives, a group calling for the release of Israeli hostages.

Soliman had already pleaded not guilty to federal hate crime charges. His trial in state court is scheduled to begin in July 2026, soon after his federal trial in June 2026.

Broncos Submit Stadium Plans

The Denver Broncos on Wednesday submitted preliminary plans for the team's new stadium at Burnham Yard, slated to open for the 2031 season.

The plans, while mostly conceptual, include a map placing the stadium on the west side of the site, with restaurants, retail space, entertainment venues, and more in the surrounding area.

According to the development draft, the 150-acre project will also rely on $140 million in city-funded improvements to nearby infrastructure, part of the Vibrant Denver bond package approved this week.

The first open house for community input on the project will take place Nov. 19. The Broncos also launched a new website to keep fans updated.

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➤ Capitol: Ethics complaints allege 17 Democratic lawmakers violated a ban on elected officials receiving gifts when they attended an Oct. 4 weekend retreat in Vail. One lawmaker wasn't named in the filings because he didn't stay at the hotel. (See Details)

➤ Rocky Ford: Authorities arrested a 16-year-old boy accused of possessing firearms around a high school sporting event, along with a woman accused of helping him access the firearms. (More)

➤ La Plata County: After being pulled over on U.S. 550 for a suspected domestic disturbance, a man was fatally shot by police when he advanced toward a woman and a deputy with a baseball bat and an ax handle. (See Details)

➤ Windsor: Colorado Latino groups issued statements condemning Rep. Lauren Boebert and her boyfriend's Halloween costumes, which portrayed a Mexican woman and an ICE officer and went viral on social media. (See Details)

➤ Denver: Police are offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the suspects who vandalized a Cherry Creek building—breaking glass and spray-painting "Palantir Out"—early Nov. 1. The building is slated to become a new office for Palantir Technologies. (More)

➤ Larimer County: The sheriff's office arrested a Loveland man who in 2023 allegedly placed a fake explosive outside the justice center to delay a court hearing. (See Details)

➤ Denver: Meteorologists say this year's first snow likely won't arrive until after Nov. 14 and could be one of the latest first snowfalls in city history. (See Details)

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➤ The Broncos edged the Raiders 10-7 for their seventh straight win on Thursday Night Football. Denver's defense racked up six sacks and two picks, while a blocked punt set up the game-winning field goal. The Broncos improved to 8-2. (More)

➤ Deion Sanders reportedly relieved offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur of play-calling duties ahead of Colorado's game against Arizona, letting tight ends coach Brett Bartolone call the offense. The Buffs lost 52-17 to the Wildcats after the change. (More)

➤ The Colorado Rockies may enter next week's general manager meetings without a general manager. The meetings begin Nov. 10, giving the team this weekend to make a hire or head into the offseason without a top decision-maker. (More)

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➤ Three ski areas—Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, and Loveland—will open for the season this weekend. (See Details)

➤ The Christkindlmarket, a popular German-style holiday market in Denver, will move to the Auraria Campus this season due to construction at Civic Center Park. A second Christkindlmarket will open for the first time in Colorado Springs this December. (See Details)

➤ A pickleball facility in Aurora volunteered to temporarily host a local CrossFit gym after a fire destroyed the fitness center's building on Halloween. (See Details)

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➤ The 9NEWS Parade of Lights, a Denver holiday parade featuring illuminated floats, giant character balloons, marching bands, equestrian units, and more, will take place Saturday, Dec. 6. (See Details)

➤ Howitzer cannons used by CDOT to trigger small, planned avalanches along Interstate 70, mitigating avalanche risk, have been upgraded to a high-tech, remote detonation system, letting officials trigger avalanches at the push of a button. (See Video)

➤ Starbucks' holiday drinks returned Thursday, including the Peppermint Mocha, Caramel Brulée Latte, and Iced Sugar Cookie Latte, along with four new festive cup designs. The Eggnog and Chestnut Praline lattes will return later in the season. (See Details)

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