Spencer McKee

1 week ago | denvergazette.com | Spencer McKee

The Airport Council International World (ACI World) has released their annual report that involves ranking the world's busiest airports – and while Denver International Airport cracked the 'top ten,' the numbers behind the facility's placement are truly shocking. According to the ACI World report, Denver International Airport ranked sixth worldwide in terms of total passengers enplaned and deplaned during 2024 (with passengers in transit counted once).

1 week ago | denvergazette.com | Spencer McKee

Tucked away along the edge of Colorado's San Luis Valley is a creek that only appears for a few months each year – and people flock to it, lining its edges to bask in a beach-like atmosphere. Dubbed Medano Creek, this waterway cuts through Great Sand Dunes National Park. That said, there are surely many visitors throughout the year who visit this destination after seeing photos of it online, shocked to see there's no sign of a creek at all.

1 week ago | denvergazette.com | Spencer McKee

Spring is here and bears are on the move in Colorado, as evidenced by a recent incident in Evergreen in which a bear caused significant damage to a vehicle. According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the side panels, airbags, and dashboard of the vehicle were destroyed, with the extensive damage making it difficult to tell what type of food or scent had attracted the bear to the vehicle in the first place.

2 weeks ago | denvergazette.com | Spencer McKee

Spring is here and bears are on the move in Colorado, as evidenced by a recent incident in Evergreen in which a bear caused significant damage to a vehicle. According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the side panels, airbags, and dashboard of the vehicle were destroyed, with the extensive damage making it difficult to tell what type of food or scent had attracted the bear to the vehicle in the first place.

2 weeks ago | denvergazette.com | Spencer McKee

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has issued a warning related to a virus that's been popping up among the state's raccoons, with that virus resulting in a highly contagious and fatal disease that can be passed to dogs. According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, multiple raccoons in the San Luis Valley area have tested positive for canine distemper in recent weeks. Canine distemper is a disease that's spread via a virus, most commonly passed along through direct contact with an infected animal.