Leader trying to get passenger trains running along Colorado’s Front Range is leaving his position
Andy Karsian says he won’t seek a new contract to lead the Front Range Passenger Rail district. He hasn’t said why.
Q&A: RTD’s CEO on why she fired her chief of police and ongoing turmoil within the department
Along with the firing of her police chief, Debra Johnson talks about the decision to appoint a controversial acting co-chief and light rail delays.
Liam Stewart was killed on his bicycle last year. His dad is still fighting to make Littleton’s streets safer
A year ago, Josh Stewart didn’t think much about street safety. But following the death of his son, a seventh grader, he’s pushed for local leaders to make the streets safer.
RTD boss promoted acting co-chief over objections of her police force
One of the deputy chiefs named acting co-chief does not have the confidence of at least some in the department.
Denver metro’s Regional Transportation District 2024 board member elections, explained
More than a dozen candidates are vying for eight seats.
Here’s where RTD plans to add more train and bus service in January
The changes also include significant overhauls of some routes of its long-term plans to optimize its system.
Crested Butte celebrates permanent protections for its ‘Red Lady,’ a victory 47 years in the making
For decades, Sue Navy and many others, protested, fundraised, lobbied, filed lawsuits and negotiated with government leaders and industry executives to permanently protect Mt. Emmon.
RTD’s new paratransit service is so popular it will likely have to be cut
The agency’s board of directors will soon consider changes to Access-on-Demand and other paratransit services in an effort to make them financially sustainable.
