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Slowdowns, speed restrictions continue on RTD light rail lines
It has been a long, frustrating summer for riders on RTD's light rail system, with multiple disruptive repair projects underway. The mass transportation system is undergoing a construction blitz, trying to make up for years of delayed maintenance in one summer. There is still no timeline for when the repairs will be finished.Currently, there are four different areas where the track is in such rough shape that trains have to slow down to just 10 miles per hour. These include slow zones on the D, E, H, and R lines. The delays have had a cascading effect on the light...
A few showers possible on Thursday in Southern Colorado, slightly cooler too
THURSDAY & FRIDAY: Moisture increases over the mountains with isolated storm chances, but most folks will still manage to stay dry. Our temperatures will cool off a touch as well. We’ll land in the 80s with a couple of 90s possible. LABOR DAY WEEKEND: Highs look to be a...
High Wildfire Risk Means a Struggle for Insurance in Colorado
(TNS) - The Durango Fire Protection District was repeatedly denied insurance coverage for the construction of its new downtown firehouse earlier this year because of — wait for it — the wildfire risk. “We literally are a fire station building a fire station next to a next fire...
CBS Colorado to stream Valor Christian vs. Regis Jesuit Friday
Starting Friday, Aug. 30, and through the fall season, CBS News Colorado will stream a state high school game every week on Friday at 7 p.m. The first of the "First Friday" games will feature a matchup between rivals the Valor Christian Eagles and the Regis Jesuit Raiders. You can watch on your connected TV through the CBS News app and select CBS News Colorado. It will also be available to watch on your phone through the app, on our website, CBSColorado.com, or on your favorite streaming service. Just search CBS News Colorado. Leading up to the game, Your Reporters...
Events of the week around Colorado
Get Out of Town is our weekly roundup of recommended events across Colorado, focusing outside of Denver, to help everyone enjoy the entire state. For Denver happenings (and more), check out our events calendar. A lot of the action this week is in southwest Colorado, but there’s plenty of good...
Denver mayor outlines plan to turn former industrial site into neighborhood
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston outlined the plan Wednesday for the Fox Park Development which will turn a former industrial site into a new neighborhood. The 41-acre development is in Denver's Globeville neighborhood located on North Fox Street, west of I-25 and south of I-70. Johnston said the public-private partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency spent $40 million to clean up the once-industrial site and build a neighborhood. A portion of the site was part of one of Denver's last remaining Superfund sites located near the I-25 and I-70 interchange. More than 470,000 cubic yards of contaminated dirt was removed from the...
Longtime Businesses Leaving Denver's Broadway for Englewood, but Both Sides Have Big Plans
The co-owners of Mutiny Information Cafe were close to closing their business for good when one of them, Matt Megyesi, stopped in for a drink at Fellow Traveler, at 3487 South Broadway in Englewood. Megyesi started chatting up the bartender, who mentioned that the space next door was available for...
Water Main Shut Off on Creekside Drive
Update- Water service was restored at approximately 4:15pm. On Tuesday, August 27 at approximately 3:10pm, it was determined that the water main servicing Creekside Drive between Miners Creek Road and Galena Street needed to be shut off on due to leaks in a service line. A residence on Creekside Drive has multiple leaks in its service line, which runs from their home to the water main line. Service line repairs are the responsibility of the homeowner, which is why this homeowner currently has a private contractor onsite to make service line repairs. Earlier in the day, the water was just shut off to the residence, but more leaks were discovered, which has now resulted in a full main line shut off being required on a portion of Creekside Drive.
Naropa psychedelic training program OK’d
Naropa has received approval from the state for its Psilocybin Facilitator Training (PFT) program, the Boulder-based university announced recently. “As a leader in integrating contemplative practices and training with counseling psychology, professional chaplaincy, eco-psychology and other healing disciplines, Naropa is uniquely positioned to provide an in-depth, rigorous education in essential aspects of psychedelic-assisted education and training,” said Naropa President Charles G. Lief in a statement.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to remain on Colorado presidential ballot despite ending campaign
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on the presidential ballot in Colorado, despite informally suspending his campaign last week and endorsing former President Donald Trump. “We are not withdrawing in Colorado. Mr. Kennedy has encouraged all of his supporters to vote for him in CO!” representatives from Kennedy’s campaign wrote in a Tuesday afternoon email […]
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