Tuesday’s Headlines
Six people hospitalized after two-vehicle crash near Colorado Springs (The Gazette) Man accused of killing a 13-year-old and wounding three other people in a June road rage shooting denied more time to enter a plea. (AP) Number of DUI arrests falls after CDOT cut nearly all funds it once provided to law enforcement agencies for … Continued
8:48 AM GMT-0700 on January 8, 2019
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Six people hospitalized after two-vehicle crash near Colorado Springs (The Gazette)
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Man accused of killing a 13-year-old and wounding three other people in a June road rage shooting denied more time to enter a plea. (AP)
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Number of DUI arrests falls after CDOT cut nearly all funds it once provided to law enforcement agencies for high-visibility enforcement events. (Summit Daily)
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Urbanist Chris Jones’ new video series of unfortunate intersections calls out pedestrian crossing at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital. (Denver7)
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With the support of Mayor Hancock and the city council, Denver delays expansion of life-saving automated enforcement program after Councilman Kevin Flynn and his wife spend a weekend timing yellow lights. (Denver Post)
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Denver eliminates parking meter fees for handicapped drivers. (CBS4)
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RTD surveying residents and commuters about plans for bus rapid transit service along Diagonal Highway between Longmont and Boulder. (Daily Camera) (Survey)
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New Amtrak CEO may continue railroad’s focus on urban areas, potentially threatening the Southwest Chief line, which stops at Lamar, La Junta, and Trinidad. (HPPR)
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Denver Hilltop residents flex their NIMBY muscles, persuade council to defeat 23-home development. (Denverite)
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Event Tomorrow: Denver Streets Congress. (WalkDenver)
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