How Many Drivers Does RTD Need to Fix Its Staffing Shortage?
RTD canceled nearly a hundred light-rail trips on Monday and Tuesday as its operator shortage continues to impact services.
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Polis, Hancock Pledge to Improve Colorado’s Lousy Recycling Rate
“We want to make sure we send a clarion call to all the residents…We need to be bolder.”
The Corporations Are Here to Save Colorado From Climate Change
Colorado and the world are facing a climate crisis. Is there an app for that?
Where Coloradans Stand on Impeachment as Historic Hearings Begin
“This is a very serious undertaking involving the Constitution of the United States.”
Denver Wants Your Help Overhauling Its Efforts to Fight Climate Change
“We’ve done a lot of really great work, but time to take that to the next level.”
What the Hell Went Wrong for Proposition CC?
“In Colorado, voters are the tax policy-makers. And it’s hard to get exactly the right thing in front of the tax policy-makers.”
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Could Free Service Solve Denver’s Transit Problems?
Transit advocates say RTD’s fares are too high. What if the agency collected no fares at all?
CDOT Hopes to “Mitigate” Central 70 Delays as Project Enters Key Phase
“It’s not a delay in stone right now. I call it a delay on paper.”
RTD Sees a Future That Runs on Transit — but First, It Has to Weather a Crisis
“In my opinion, RTD is in crisis. And this is a district-wide issue; it’s not just an RTD issue.”
Democrats Urge Gardner to Support CORE Act After Passage in House
“Coloradans need a Senator who will stand up for public lands and listen to local communities.”
Why Is a Far-Right Conspiracist Newspaper Being Stocked at the Capitol?
The mysterious case of the controversial right-wing newspaper available in the Capitol cafeteria.
As “Local Control” of Fracking Begins, Small-Town Elections Draw Big Money
“Seventy thousand dollars is a lot of money for a city of Thornton race.”
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Amid Staffing Shortage, RTD Board Questions Proposed Service Cuts
“Let’s go out and talk to communities before we make a decision.”
Lawmakers Advance Bills to Boost Colorado’s Dismal Recycling Rate
“We’ve got a long way to go in Colorado, but that means there’s room for us to do some good work.”
What We Know About the Health Impacts of Colorado’s Fracking Boom
We knew a lot before this week, and now we know more.
Long-Awaited Colorado Health Study Finds Significant Risks From Fracking
“The study found that there is a possibility of negative health impacts at distances from 300 feet out to 2,000 feet.”
Why Denver Has to Spend Millions on Oil Wells That Don’t Produce a Drop
“Right now we’re just in limbo. We’re paying to maintain that limbo status.”
In New Era of Climate Activism, Colorado Latinos Want to Be Heard
“I don’t think you can be talking about climate change without talking about environmental justice.”
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One Year Out, the TV Ad Blitz in Colorado’s Senate Race Is Already Starting
A new TV spot hits incumbent Senator Cory Gardner on his votes to repeal Obamacare, and more are on the way.
“What I Did in the Past Is Irrelevant,” BLM Chief Says in Fort Collins
“Nope,” Pendley said. “Not going to clarify. Those are my personal opinions.”
Gardner Gets Pressed on Trump-Ukraine Scandal, Melts Into Puddle of Flop Sweat
“You’re not answering the question.”
Climate Activist Greta Thunberg to Rally in Denver on Friday
Youth activists plan to rally at Civic Center Park at noon on Friday.