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- Aug 13, 2026
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6 new Colorado traffic safety laws take effect, honoring families who fought for change (opens the original)
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DENVER — Six significant traffic safety laws took effect across Colorado on Wednesday, and the families who fought for them gathered at the State Capitol to mark the moment. Lawmakers, advocates and relatives of people killed in vehicle collisions joined AAA, MADD, The White Line and Bicycle Colorado at a news conference in the Capitol's West Foyer to discuss what the new laws mean for Colorado drivers. Among the laws now in effect is Magnus's Law, named for Magnus White, who was killed at age 1
Xcel's coal plant has been offline for a year. Who will pay the repair bill? (opens the original)
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DENVER – One year after Xcel Energy's Comanche 3 power plant near Pueblo went offline, a Colorado consumer watchdog group is raising concerns that customers could end up footing the bill for repairs and related power costs. Xcel was forced to shut down Comanche 3 on Aug. 12 of last year after major damage to one of the plant's turbines. The company must now approach the Colorado Public Utilities Commission with a plan to pay for repairs and any power gaps caused by the outage — a plan that could
Denver city council approves $248 million in DIA contracts (opens the original)
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DENVER – On Monday evening, city council approved three DIA contracts: The three contracts were approved on consent, bringing the total to $248 million.Matt Robb, senior vice president of technical operations at DIA, said the airport's age is driving the need for investment. "It's important because the airport is over 30 years old now, and we're starting to see obsolescence in the components of some of our critical systems," Robb said. The contracts will improve baggage delivery to airlines for
I-70 Floyd Hill project shifting from blasting to bridge construction (opens the original)
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FLOYD HILL, Colo. — Three years into one of Colorado's largest mountain highway projects, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) says the blasting, closures and backups at Floyd Hill are moving to the next phase. "This is an exciting milestone, being halfway done with the Floyd Hill project," said CDOT Executive Director Shoshana Lew. CDOT has considered the past few months the general "halfway" mark of the project. Denver7 asked about this after noting that CDOT had announced back in
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