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Air traffic controllers in Denver had to scramble to use backup frequencies after their main communications lines went down for 90 seconds earlier this week in the latest Federal Aviation Administration equipment failure. The FAA's head of air traffic control, Frank McIntosh, said during a House hearing Thursday that the outage in Denver happened Monday afternoon but its radar remained online.

DIA is raising parking fees for multiple lots. Here's how much extra your next trip may cost you.

The newest art piece at Denver International Airport includes nearly 200 pieces of upcycled luggage. The sculpture is on display in Concourse B.

Colorado artist Detour is known for his colorful murals all around Denver. But his latest canvas is Concourse B at Denver International Airport. He talks about his new project 鈥� and the 183 pieces of luggage he used in it 鈥� on today鈥檚 In The NoCo.

Denver International Airport is one step closer to becoming "one of the greenest airports in the world," airport officials announced Wednesday.

The American Automobile Association predicts national travel will be back up to pre-pandemic levels, with 54.6 million people traveling more than 50 miles for the holiday.

Whether you are driving or flying this holiday season, here's what you can expect.

Janitor Luis Gonzalez smiled a little on Friday when asked how it felt to go on strike. 鈥淚t feels great,鈥� he said, as his fellow janitors at Denver International Airport rallied around him.

Updated Monday at 12:54 p.m. - The number of Northern Coloradans affected by power outages has now declined to 15,000. Many were left powerless overnight as Xcel Energy crews were unable to reach downed power lines due to whiteout conditions and snowed-piled roads. The majority of the outages are still in Weld County.