Today’s Headlines
Police Arrest Adrian Escalante, 28, for Killing 26-Year-Old Steven Glade With Car at 20th and Blake (Patch) Fox31 Tells Drivers to Ignore Tickets from Life-Saving Red Light Cameras Denver Taxpayers on Hook for $1.5 Million to Temper Pollution, Noise from CDOT’s I-70 Widening (DenPo) Denverite Reminds Readers to Look Forward to Bike Lane Improvements in … Continued
8:29 AM GMT-0700 on September 14, 2017
- Police Arrest Adrian Escalante, 28, for Killing 26-Year-Old Steven Glade With Car at 20th and Blake (Patch)
- Fox31 Tells Drivers to Ignore Tickets from Life-Saving Red Light Cameras
- Denver Taxpayers on Hook for $1.5 Million to Temper Pollution, Noise from CDOT’s I-70 Widening (DenPo)
- Denverite Reminds Readers to Look Forward to Bike Lane Improvements in Front of Union Station
- Take the Downtown Commuting Survey to Improve Options for Walking, Biking, and Transit (Fox31)
- City Is Updating Its Map of Where to Direct Density and Growth (DenPo)
- …While It Holds Denveright Workshops to Bring Local Voices to Transit, Walking, and Land Use Plans (ABC7)
- Should the City Council Ban Smoking on the 16th Street Mall? (Denverite)
- Denver’s Affordable Housing Fund Falls Well Short of First-Year Projections (DBJ)
- W-Line Train Hits Man Trespassing on Light Rail Bridge (DenPo)
- Denverite Has a Sober Article That Looks Beyond Amazon Opportunity and Examines Negative Effects
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