It’s been a long wait, but on April 22 Denver gets what Seattle, Minneapolis, Portland, Salt Lake City and more than a dozen other U.S. cities have: rail service between the airport and downtown.

The airport, although technically in Denver, is actually 23 miles from downtown, and the drive often takes far longer than the usual 35 minutes due to heavy traffic on Interstate 70.

Today Denver is celebrating Earth Day in a big way, opening a rail line between its airport and downtown. Called the A Line, the light rail service connects Union Station, in the heart of Downtown ...

The new rail line runs from the international airport to Denver’s awesomely renovated downtown Union Station in just 37 minutes - for nine bucks.

After three decades of planning, building and dreaming, the train connecting downtown to Denver International Airport is finally opening for business, offering rides to the public for the first tim… ...

Denver RTD's downtown-to-Denver International Airport train became a no-name train Tuesday after the sponsorship deal that established it as “the University of Colorado A Line” expired.

On the flip side, driving from downtown Denver to the terminal to drop someone off can take anywhere from 26 minutes to over an hour and a half depending on traffic, according to Google.

DENVER (AP) — Denver is celebrating its new train service between downtown and the airport. The train — officially called the University of Colorado A line — began running between Union ...

Two hours before the celebration for the new University of Colorado A train between downtown Denver and Denver International Airport, two customers walked up to the Bags-operated luggage checkin ...

Denver's profile among international real estate investors has risen significantly in the six years that RTD and Denver Transit Partners have been expanding Denver's rail network — including the ...