Today’s Headlines
RTD Chief Genova Pleads With State to Approve Money-Draining Commuter Rail Crossings (9News) $3.5 Billion Roads Bill Clears Committee (CBS4) Arvada Council Rejects 256 Homes Next to G Line Station, Citing Parking Reduction (Fox31) DenPo Editor Questions GOP Tantrum That’s Been Costing RTD Millions Driver Tony Glassford Charged for Killing Nathan Osburn, Who Was Walking … Continued
9:13 AM GMT-0700 on January 24, 2018
- RTD Chief Genova Pleads With State to Approve Money-Draining Commuter Rail Crossings (9News)
- $3.5 Billion Roads Bill Clears Committee (CBS4)
- Arvada Council Rejects 256 Homes Next to G Line Station, Citing Parking Reduction (Fox31)
- DenPo Editor Questions GOP Tantrum That’s Been Costing RTD Millions
- Driver Tony Glassford Charged for Killing Nathan Osburn, Who Was Walking on Arvada Sidewalk (Fox31)
- Hick Admits Coloradans Will Be Relieved if Amazon Goes Elsewhere (DenPo)
- Walking, Biking, Transit Can Help Denver Reach Climate Goals (303 Magazine)
- Daily Camera Reader Thanks RTD for Women’s March Service
- Strava, Whose Data Is Helping Cities Become More Bikeable, Sets Up Shop in Denver (5280)
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