Tony Kovaleski
Chief Investigative Reporter at KMGH-TV (Denver, CO)
Chief Investigative Reporter/Denver7
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1 day ago |
denver7.com | Tony Kovaleski |Natalie Chuck
DENVER — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is admitting to a communication outage – first reported by Denver7 Investigates — that impacted as many as 20 pilots flying into the Denver International Airport on Monday afternoon, making them unable to speak with air traffic controllers, according to multiple sources.
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1 day ago |
10news.com | Tony Kovaleski
As many as 20 pilots flying into the Denver International Airport on Monday afternoon were unable to speak with air traffic controllers for up to six minutes due to multiple radio transmitter outages, several sources have confirmed to the Scripps News Group. The frequency outage occurred at the Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center, which is in Longmont and, in part, ensures that aircraft have adequate spacing up in the sky as they approach their destination.
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2 days ago |
denver7.com | Tony Kovaleski
As many as 20 pilots flying into the Denver International Airport on Monday afternoon were unable to speak with air traffic controllers for up to six minutes due to multiple radio transmitter outages, several sources have confirmed to Denver7 Investigates. The frequency outage occurred at the Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center, which is in Longmont and, in part, ensures that aircraft have adequate spacing up in the sky as they approach their destination.
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3 days ago |
denver7.com | Tony Kovaleski
After a year of conflict, controversy and a contentious lawsuit with its previous chief, the Regional Transportation District officially opened the book on a new chapter Tuesday. Steve Martingano was officially sworn in as RTD’s new police chief. He previous served in a deputy role under now former Chief Joel Fitzgerald, who was let go from the position in September after being placed on administrative leave.
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1 week ago |
denver7.com | Tony Kovaleski |Joe Vaccarelli
ARAPAHOE COUNTY, Colo. — A Saudi man who is a convicted sex offender and spent nearly two decades in prison was released from jail earlier this week and is now in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and is expected to be deported. Homaidan al-Turki, 56, was convicted in 2006 of crimes related to holding his Indonesian-born housekeeper as a sex slave and repeatedly molesting her between 2000 and 2004.
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Breaking— ICE updated our exclusive report yesterday! @DenverChannel
ICE Denver arrested a 58-year-old Saudi criminal alien and suspected terrorist Homaidan Ali Ilbrahim Al-Turki after his release from the Arapahoe County Jail in Centennial, Colo., May 6. 📅1992 | He entered the United States at an unknown location. 📅1993 | He left the United https://t.co/ksoXcAwbMP
BREAKING— Here is the latest from the DEA— still an active operation— we will have the latest lives 7am on @DenverChannel
#DEA Rocky Mountain led a multi-agency enforcement operation along with our local and federal partners early this morning. @DHSgov has taken more than 100 illegal aliens into custody. Drugs and weapons have also been seized at this underground nightclub in Colorado Springs. https://t.co/R4Smb3voAg
#BREAKING - Major law enforcement operation unfolding in Colorado Springs— Around 100 law enforcement officers— multiple agencies- federal and local— many being escorted from a club in handcuffs- more to follow @DenverChannel @NatalieChuck https://t.co/cGJosCmuYj
