- Visitor numbers have been growing since 2013.
- Growth in tax revenues and the regional economy gave Grand Junction extra cash to spend.
- She said yes and then they got lost.
- CDOT wants your ideas on how to limit dangers on rural roads.
- The biggest August job gains were in hospitality and construction.
- The death and illnesses have been verified as related to E. coli.
- An employee of the VA’s Network Contracting Office in Colorado has been charged with helping two businessmen rig federal contracting processes.
- Congressman Jared Polis asked the federal government to keep Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge closed. Fish and Wildlife plans to open the refuge regardless.
- Denver Mayor Michael Hancock presented his $1.5 billion, equity-focused budget proposal for 2019 on Thursday.
- The D, F, H and L lines will all be closed Sept. 14-24 for rail line replacements.
- Permits are “part of a big effort to grapple with the stewardship challenges” at one the state’s hottest outdoor spots.
- One of Steamboat’s tourism attractions is closed to commercial and public activity because of drastically low water levels.
- B-cycle wants to expand, even as new bike and scooter services crowd the market.
- Amazon is expanding its Boulder advertising office.
- Legislators voted this session to once again put an amendment to remove slavery from the Colorado constitution on the November ballot.
- The children received their citizenship by the naturalization of their parents of through adoption.
