Former Ford CEO Don Petersen, who spent 41 years with automaker, dies at 97 Petersen, a mechanical engineer and native of Pipestone, Minnesota, began at Ford in 1949 and left in 1990. He spent his last decade at the top — as chief operating officer from 1980-85, then chairman and CEO from 1985 to 1990. 04/26/2024 - 10:19 am | View Link
Ford F-150 Lightning Crashes Into 7 Cars At Michigan Car Wash The driver hit the accelerator pedal and sent three tons of electrified F-Series into several cars waiting for a wash 04/23/2024 - 3:43 pm | View Link
Ford Vehicles: Reviews, Pricing, and Specs Research before you buy or lease a new Ford car, truck, van, or SUV with expert ratings, in-depth reviews, and competitor comparisons of 2017-2022 models. 04/27/2024 - 4:07 am | View Website
2025 Shelby Super Snake The 5.0L V8 powered Shelby Super Snake is offered in both 480 and 830+ (supercharged) horsepower versions, giving it super car capabilities. The suspension was tuned for shaper turn ins and the exhaust for better air flow, while the brakes and cooling were enhanced to leverage the powertrain's potential. “The roots of the Shelby Super Snake ... 04/27/2024 - 1:16 am | View Website
Customers Find Appeal in ‘Freedom’ of Ford Powertrain Choices ... Ford reports first-quarter revenue of $42.8 billion, net income of $1.3 billion, and adjusted EBIT of $2.8 billion; Revenue from Ford Pro commercial customers jumps 36%, EBIT more than doubles, with high demand for Super Duty work trucks, Transit vans and software/physical services 04/26/2024 - 8:22 pm | View Website
Ford Lost $130,000 on Every EV It Sold in the First Quarter Ford Blue pocketed close to $1400 for each of the more than 600,000 vehicles it sold under the same conditions. Model e, on the other hand, lost close to $130,000 per vehicle on the approximately ... 04/26/2024 - 4:54 pm | View Website
2024 Ford Maverick® Truck | Pricing, Photos, Specs & More | Ford.com The 2024 Ford Maverick® has 3 different trims, luxury features, and brand new technology. Decide between 2 different engines & a wide variety of customizable features to fit your style. Explore the possibilities and learn more about pricing. 04/26/2024 - 9:24 am | View Website
Southwest Airlines has recruited Denver sport mascots Dinger, Rocky and Bernie to help with a new marketing campaign that highlights what the carrier touts as flexible policies on baggage, change and cancellation fees and reward points.
The Dallas-based airline kicked off a national publicity push called “The Big Flex” last week and unveiled ads and signs Monday in Denver.
Direct democracy is like two wolves and a cow voting on what’s for dinner. By contrast, a republic system with representative democracy provides minority interests some protection from the will of the majority.
Now that a sixth cow has been the dinner choice of wolves reintroduced last December, Coloradans need to rethink their choice to bring back these predators and the initiative system that produced this ill-considered law.
Don’t blame wolves for preferring to hunt slow calf over swift deer.
Sheriff’s deputies arrested two caregivers of a disabled Jefferson County woman Wednesday on suspicion of crimes related to her death, officials said Thursday.
When first responders found 58-year-old Sheryl Seitz, she was lying on an air mattress in an Arvada garage, covered in filth and maggots, according to a Thursday news release from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office.
Jefferson County sheriff’s deputies arrested Seitz’s son and his girlfriend Wednesday on suspicion of crimes against an at-risk person resulting in death as well as crimes against an at-risk person resulting in serious injury.
When Nicholas Kayser was given the choice to either close his West Highland restaurant or rebrand it, he decided to be fiscally responsible.
“Rebranding isn’t free,” the Rooted Craft American Kitchen co-owner said. “A sign alone costs $20,000.”
Rooted Craft American Kitchen, located at 3940 W. 32nd Ave., held its last day of service on April 28.
The Colorado legislature has expanded its floor calendars and plans fast agendas as it works to pass legislation on housing, gun regulation, transportation, taxes and other priorities ahead of the end of the 2024 session next week. Here are updates on major action and key developments.
This story will be updated throughout the day.
Updated at 11:25 a.m.: A bill to require written policy and training for the use of prone restraint will go to the governor after passing the Senate Thursday morning.
The original version of House Bill 1372 would have outlawed the use of prone restraint except when deadly force would be justified.
Timed-entry reservations to enter Rocky Mountain National Park went on sale this week for the last eight days of May and the month of June.
The reservation requirement goes into effect the Friday before Memorial Day. Reservations are made through recreation.gov. The cost is $2 and is separate from the cost of entry.