- The judge's ruling means the Blue Book will go to press with the legislator's language intact.
- Voters passed the Gallagher Amendment in 1982 as a way to limit residential property taxes.
- More than 800 positions will be eliminated, with some 700 of those including bus drivers, light rail operators and mechanics.
- Colorado's stay-at-home order kept people off the roads during the first half of this year. But it didn't slow traffic deaths.
- The Denver-area transit agency faces a pandemic-induced $166 million gap for 2021.
- The model predicted a “notable demand” for regional rail service by 2045 which puts it in the middle of comparable passenger rail systems across the country.
- The fire burned up trees and loosened rocks, so landslides and falling rocks are now far more likely — especially during rainstorms.
- If Johnson accepts the job, she will take on an agency dealing with pandemic-related budget and ridership troubles, as well as long-standing issues.
- The dispute centers on the crossing gate issues that plagued the A Line to Denver International Airport for years.
- Motorists should expect slow travel and they won't be allowed to stop anywhere in the canyon.
- Depending on the wildfire’s severity, the area could see a years-long ecological recovery and millions of dollars in repairs.
- The final candidate will be the first female general manager and CEO in the Regional Transportation District’s history.
- Starting Tuesday, drivers will have to spend anywhere from 65 cents to $7.33 to use the new toll lanes between Interstate 25 and Wadsworth Boulevard.
- The wildfire has doubled in size overnight and added to the stresses Glenwood Springs was experiencing this summer due to the coronavirus pandemic.
- After the Glenwood Canyon wildfire shut down I-70 on Monday, drivers are trying to find alternate routes into the Roaring Fork Valley — with varying degrees of success.
- The proposal would have redirected money spent on private security officers and off-duty police officers to support services.
