The Running List Of Public Disagreements Between DIA And The Group Remodeling It Now Includes Timeline, Cost, Diversity And Safety
Denver International Airport said Great Hall Partners, the group in charge of the airport remodel, breached its contract and engages in “unsafe and unprofessional construction practices” that “purposefully and knowingly” interfere with airport activities.
Four Metro State Employees Diagnosed With Cancer Worked In Same 40-Year Old Office Building
The university is testing the West Classroom for carcinogens after employees get sick within six months of each other
Columbine High School Will Stay Standing After Talk Of Demolition
A survey sent out in June shows that the community is split on whether the school should be demolished and rebuilt.
Rafting Outfitters May Soon Have An Easier And Cheaper Time On Colorado’s Public Land
The SOAR Act would make it easier and cheaper for outfitters get permits to take trips on federal land in Colorado. Guides would also be allowed to require clients to sign liability waivers.
Colorado Isn’t The Desert. A Sustainable Lawn Doesn’t Have To Be Rocks, Cacti And Ugly
We get it, Colorado. You hate xeriscape. You’re probably visualizing it right now. A landscape with neutral colors, rocks and maybe a cactus or two.
All I-70 Lanes Open At Georgetown After Semi Catches Fire
A semi caught fire near Georgetown on Saturday afternoon, causing at least 6-hour delay on eastbound I-70.
It’s Extra Hot In Colorado. If You’re Feeling ‘Headache-y,’ Drink Water And Eat A Banana
Some Front Range cities either tied or broke heat records Friday. Lamar reached a scorching 109 degrees.
Updated: Deaths On Colorado’s Rivers Rise And Rafting Oversight Falls
By some counts there have been 13 fatalities on Colorado waterways this year — far above the average.
Great Green Chile Debate Rages On As Governors Trade Jabs In Hatch vs. Pueblo
The fall harvest is still a few months away, but that didn’t stop Gov. Jared Polis from firing off the first burn in a Facebook post.
Denver Suburbs Struggle With Long-Term Answer To Homelessness
Homeless advocates are speaking out against so-called urban camping bans meant to limit people from sleeping in public places.
Peak River Flows Mean A Great Rafting Season But Also More Danger
Two people were injured on Sunday in a rafting accident, highlighting the dangers of this year’s high waters.
More Of Your South Platte River Fish (And Crawdad) Questions, Answered
No, putting the fish in your bathtub won’t make them safer to eat.
Denver’s South Platte Has Plenty Of Fish. Think Hard Before You Put One In Your Mouth
As the Platte meanders through Denver, it gurgles past lots of potential sources of pollution.
This Is How Colorado Deals With Roadkill, And Yes, It’s Something You Can Take Home Too
Have you noticed more roadkill on Colorado highways this spring? You can blame more traffic, a snowy winter and a lot of deer.
Denver Adopts New Stricter Rules On Short-Term Housing Rentals On Sites Like Airbnb
Denver will be able to revoke, sanction or deny a short-term rental licenses or applications if the property or its guest negatively impact public health, safety or welfare. The move comes after the city received complaints from neighbors about noise and disturbances at some rental sites.
State Officials OK Recall Petition Against Greeley Democrat, They Need 5,696 Signatures in 60 Days
If opponents of state Rep. Rochelle Galindo are successful, their effort to unseat her will be taken to the voters, likely this fall.