Colorado falls to 43rd in national highway ranking. But CDOT may be turning a corner
Colorado ranks 47th for rural interstate pavement condition and 40th in urban interstate pavement condition.
The year that could change how Colorado grows
Single-family homes have ruled Colorado development for a century, but Gov. Jared Polis and his allies believe the future needs to look very different.
As Colorado considers upzoning, here’s a look at how it’s gone in other states and cities
Let’s take a visit to Minneapolis, Portland and the Big Apple.
Potholes beware: CDOT plans to amp up spending for emergency fixes
Some of Colorado’s roads and highways are in rough shape after a very snowy winter.
Colorado land-use bill survives crucial first vote, but drops 70% of its upzoning along the way
Cities would only have to allow density in a portion — not all — of their residential areas.
Why isn’t there public transportation to Denver’s mountain parks?
There was supposed to be. But we all bought cars instead.
Gov. Jared Polis thinks density is the magic bullet for high housing costs. Is he right?
We read through research papers and spoke with academics to try to answer those questions. Here’s what we found.
‘More Housing Now’ proposal shifts how Colorado’s cities and towns grow
The “More Housing Now” proposal, revealed Wednesday, would be a significant shift in how Colorado’s cities and towns grow, and who has the ultimate power to shape that growth.
A Colorado bill would allow for more speed cameras. The sponsor says it’s about safety, not revenue
The new bill would allow municipalities to designate corridors within their boundaries where they could install speed cameras, so long as the municipality also posts permanent signs warning of their presence.
Gov. Polis’ housing proposal would allow duplexes, townhomes, ADUs across many cities in Colorado
The “More Housing Now” proposal, revealed Wednesday, would be a significant shift in how Colorado’s cities and towns grow, and who has the ultimate power to shape that growth.
New apartments and condos would have to make some parking EV-ready under a new bill
The requirement would also extend to multifamily residences undergoing “major renovations.”
To accelerate the shift to clean energy, Colorado Democrats plan to shower consumers with incentives
Gov. Jared Polis’ proposal includes $800 for an ebike, up to $5,000 for a electric vehicle and 30 percent off electric lawn equipment.
Got an old gas guzzler lying around? Colorado might pay you $6K to dump it for an EV
State officials hope lowering upfront costs will help low-income Coloradans make the switch to electric.
Could Colorado override local zoning codes to allow more density? It’s ‘part of the conversation’ as a major land use bill takes shape
Local governments are gearing up for a fight if the state attempts to take a stronger role in land use planning.
RTD not responsible for $100M-plus in commuter rail costs, judge says
The issue and multiple lawsuits involved crossing gates that came down too early and stayed down too long.