By: Jon Murray
DENVER — A short section of orphan railroad tracks is among the reminders of what came before Denver built one of its more inspired flood-mitigation projects, the 39th Avenue Greenway, in the near-northeast part of town.


Jon Murray is a senior editor for public affairs at The Denver Post. He leads a team of reporters covering local and state government, public policy issues, and has a strong background in transportation and city government. Jon has been featured in numerous publications, including KMGH-TV and the Fort Morgan Times, and has received multiple awards from the Colorado Press Association for his impactful reporting.
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Jon Murray's reporting focuses on government and politics, transportation, logistics, and travel within Colorado. He predominantly covers local news with a focus on Denver and the state of Colorado. His articles include updates about government announcements, legal policy regulations, evolving stories related to transportation mandates, airport developments, election results in Colorado as well as the stance of Colorado's members of Congress on significant matters.
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