Thursday’s Headlines

Two runners ran on a well-established desire path in Cheesman Park Tuesday evening. Photo: Andy Bosselman

Denver shouts ‘get off my lawn’ with obnoxious signs in Cheesman Park. (Streetsblog Denver)

Denver Police cleared Union Station’s underground Chestnut Pavilion after a suspicious package was found. (Patch)
CDOT is studying what could be done to improve I-25 in Central Denver, between 20th Street and Santa Fe Drive. (Denver7)
Tonight: Offer your thoughts on the I-25 options CDOT will present at a public meeting. (CDOT)
I-70 traffic congestion pushes people to make fewer ski trips. (Summit Daily)
Transportation and disability rights advocate Chris Hinds was elected to City Council (Denverite)
Companies moving to Denver want to be near public transit. (Bisnow)
Saturday’s Garth Brooks concert may be the biggest ticketed event in Broncos Stadium history. Officials are asking concertgoers to use public transportation. (Denver Post)
As Colorado pushes toward renewable energy, the electric grid can’t handle it. (CPR)
Denver Air Quality Index: 6 a.m.: 49 Good. Yesterday’s max: 104 Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups.
National headlines at Streetsblog USA.

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