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RTD's Zero Fare for Better Air led to a reduction of more than 6 million pounds of greenhouse gas emissions on Front Range roads. But that's a small chunk of what the region needs to cut by 2030.

People who chose to ride the Regional Transportation District's buses and trains in July and August likely reduced the number of vehicle miles traveled by 145,393 a day, or 9 million miles over the course of two months, according to the Zero Fare for Better Air 2023 Evaluation report.

The 2023 Commercial Observer Fall Finance Forum at the St. Regis Hotel explored continued headwinds facing commercial real estate.

Law would specifically ban marijuana from  parks It also would prohibit smoking on private  property if it is visible to the public No smoking even on your own front porch  or in a car Penalty if the odor of pot can be  detected from a neighboring property By  Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:04 EST, 12 …

The police department stopped using no-knock warrants in 2020 amid a nationwide outcry against police brutality and push for criminal justice reform, police records show.

In 2020, Denvers then-police chief informally changed the department’s policy to disallow no-knock warrants in narcotics cases, formalizing it in 2021 but still allowing them...

The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado filed a lawsuit today, Aug. 1, against the city, four Colorado Springs Police officers and the FBI on behalf of Jacqueline “Jax” Armendariz

Mother’s Day is over, but my intense feelings about my mother follow me as I go through my days. Hence this column. 

Canada's largest lighting fixture manufacturer Liteline offers broad range of affordable intelligent recessed downlights with solid margins.

The 2023 Commercial Observer Spring Financing Forum at the St. Regis Hotel shined light on gathering headwinds confronting a CRE industry