RTD Cuts Would Eliminate Six Bus Lines, Reduce Service on 19 Others
“Clearly we would rather not be doing any of this. Some of these I think are going to be painful to certain sectors of the population.”
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After Elizabeth Warren Office Opening, Colorado’s 2020 Primary Is Shifting Into Gear
“We want to make sure to thank you all in advance for all the long nights, all the cold pizza and day-old coffee that you’re going to drink.”
EPA Downgrades Denver Air Quality After Delays That Irked Activists
“The air in beautiful Colorado has been unsafe to breathe for far too long.”
Suncor, “Operational Upsets” and the Language of Oil and Gas Fuckups
It’s not an oil spill, it’s a “historical release.”
When It Comes to Trump, Cory Gardner Is Exactly Where He Wants to Be
Why on earth would Colorado’s junior senator ever be anything less than enthusiastically supportive of Donald Trump?
Commerce City Schools Briefly Placed on Lockout After Suncor Incident
The South Adams County Fire Department “has determined that no hazard exists.”
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Dems, Former BLM Staff Slam Relocation Plans as Deadline Looms
“The numbers are not good, and it’s going to leave a huge vacuum of leadership in the Bureau in the future.”
Gilpin County Cries Foul Over FAA Plan for Denver Air Traffic Overhaul
The FAA wants to “modernize” the airspace around Denver. Gilpin County residents say it’s ruining their peace and quiet.
Why Denver’s Path to Clean Energy Runs Through Tiny Watkins, Colorado
Denver wants to “lead by example” by switching most municipal buildings to renewable electricity by 2025.
Climate Activists Hold Sit-In at Polis’s Office, Demand Halt to Fracking
“Why are we here? Because Polis won’t listen to our demands.”
Denver Heard From Youth Activists at Its Climate Summit. Did It Listen?
“Make no mistake, Suncor: I’m not here to be your friend.”
Polis, CDOT Unveil “Snowstang” Bus, an Answer to I-70 Ski Traffic
“We see mountain travel as an obvious place to expand service, because so many people do it, and the drive is frustrating for everyone.”
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As GM Search Begins, RTD to Consider Outside Candidates for Interim Job
‘I think this is our time as the board of directors to take the lead and say to the community at large, ‘We’re hearing everything you’re saying to us.'”
Denver Activists to Bring Climate “Rebellion” to Black Friday Shopping
“It is time to give the gift of a livable planet to ourselves and the world.”
500 Canceled Flights Later, DIA Hopes to Return to Normal This Afternoon
“We’re hoping by early afternoon that we’ll see some more flights depart and arrive.”
State Finds Elevated Benzene Level at Greeley School Near Fracking Site
“The state is taking further action now to ensure the kids in this school and people in this community have peace of mind and clean air to breathe.”
RTD Chief to Step Down Amid Falling Ridership, Possible Service Cuts
“I am confident that our very capable leadership team will continue to guide the agency in our mission to serve the traveling public.”
Colorado Air-Quality Board Readies High-Stakes Climate Rules for 2020
“There’s clearly a lot going on, and everyone’s maxed out — and I find myself with a sense of urgency that wants to push us to go faster.”
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Most Favor Temporary Cuts for Bus, Light-Rail Service, RTD Says
“I think it shows that on a temporary basis [riders] are willing to deal with a bit of a reduction to have the reliability.”
Major Colorado Wilderness Bill Advances in House
“The Colorado Wilderness Act protects incredible recreation opportunities across an array of unique landscapes in Colorado.”
Regulators Target Oil and Gas Flowlines in Latest SB 181 Rule Change
“Individuals want and deserve to know what is on or beneath their property.”
RTD Board Approves Six-Month Fare Discount for Yet-to-Open N Line
North metro communities frustrated by N Line delays will get a temporary fare reduction in return for their patience.