Scott Weiser

A surge in copper wire theft across Colorado is knocking out 9-1-1 access and disrupting landlines and transit systems, as lawmakers pass new restrictions aimed at cutting off the resale market for stolen metals.

The Valmont power station east of Boulder remains a high-profile example of cleanup challenges at older sites The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed changes to federal coal ash regulations. They would give utilities and state authorities more site-specific options for managing the toxic byproducts of coal-burning power plants at disposal sites created prior to federal […]

The Regional Transportation District on Monday released its annual customer and community survey results showing rising satisfaction among bus and rail riders. But critics said those gains mask a deeper disconnect with broader metro Denver and statewide preferences for personal vehicle travel. RTD reported 82% satisfaction among bus customers and 87% among rail customers in […]

The Regional Transportation District will begin the next phase of its multi-year downtown rail reconstruction project on Sunday, with street closures in the downtown loop midblocks and along the Colfax Avenue alignment. According to a project update on the downtown rail reconstruction project webpage, the work includes full reconstruction of existing light rail tracks, electrical […]

The Regional Transportation District is reminding customers and the public to exercise caution around trains and tracks as the agency increases rail service frequency starting this weekend. The changes include more frequent trains on the B and G lines, an extension of the R Line to RidgeGate Station and a temporary T Line in the […]

Colorado’s aviation community in for a busy summer filled with fly-ins, airshows and coordinated flyovers marking the nation’s 250th

The measure would amend the Colorado Constitution to enshrine the right to hunt, fish and harvest wildlife using traditional methods.

Federal judge dismisses Denver gas appliance challenge following circuit split on appliance preemption

The Colorado Public Utilities Commission will take public comment at every Wednesday meeting starting Sept. 9, expanding a once-a-month slot.

Gov. Jared Polis and the Colorado Department of Transportation said that the state’s public fast-charging network was nearly built out.