Colorado will create new rules for Xcel’s preemptive power shutoffs during high winds
The Colorado PUC began the process of creating rules for Xcel’s “public safety power shutoffs.”
The Colorado PUC began the process of creating rules for Xcel’s “public safety power shutoffs.”
Artificial intelligence researchers have warned for years of ways the technology could wipe out humanity: AI bots could design an unstoppable disease, unleash a nuclear war, or transform all of Earth into paper clip factories, as one thought experiment goes.
The city of Glendale claims Central Street Capital, a local developer that sued over a land deal for a planned entertainment district last year, just wanted to get out of the project.
RedT’s is suing Xcel Energy as the utility faces a growing list of complaints from developers over delays in connecting new projects to its grid.
The owners of Ball Arena, home to Denver’s professional basketball and hockey teams, submitted plans on Friday for a major renovation of the nearly 30-year-old complex in the city’s Central Platte Valley.
One Flight International, a private jet company that operates out of Centennial Airport, has paused flights for at least a month. Johannes Uys, OneFlight’s chief financial officerm, was arrested on domestic violence charges and is in immigration detention in Aurora.
Popular bagel chain PopUp Bagels is coming to Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood with leased space in the Oasis Apartments building at 299 Milwaukee St., according to BMC Investments
CoCreate is under contract to buy Denver’s Mercury Cafe building and plans to revive the longtime arts venue, with a potential reopening in early 2027.
Newly unredacted filing in a copyright infringement lawsuit against Microsoft, OpenAi includes comments by Microsoft’s Director of Applied Science, Brent Hecht. Both are being sued by The New York Times, The Denver Post.
It appeared in a newly unredacted filing in the landmark copyright infringement legal battle.