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CDOT head tells congress: Get ready for a fight if Trump rolls back auto standards. A Line train injures pedestrian at same station where two others killed in April. Gov. Polis’ one-year clean energy plan does not include walking, biking or transit investments. More headlines ...

Denver traffic fatalities are up 29 percent so far this year, with 37 dead compared to 29 at this point in 2018. RTD’s A Line is operating again after a train hit a pedestrian. Lakewood NIMBYs won ballot measure that will limit housing construction to one percent.

A driver killed pedestrian Levi Montoya, 23, and injured two others in a hit-and-run outside of the Gaylord Rockies Resort. RTD at 50: The 50 most fascinating facts and stats. Oregon bans zoning for single-family homes in large cities. More headlines ...

Special Denver Post coverage of asthma along Central 70 highway widening project. A new mural on the Cherry Creek Trail honors Major Taylor, the first black world cycling champion. A 173-mile Front Range commuter rail system will start construction by 2023. More headlines ...

Head-on bicycle crash shows the need for more bike infrastructure. Bike to Work Day coverage. Rail service to Boulder can be started by 2026. More headlines ...