Cherry Creek is leasing six V2G‑capable electric buses that can export stored battery power to Xcel Energy’s grid, funded in part by a $2.4M rebate.

A WestJet flight to Calgary deplaned on a Denver runway after an unspecified incident; passengers were bused back to the terminal and officials reported no injuries.

Denver’s City Council advanced a $184M, 10-year advertising concession for DIA after reworking DEI language to fit federal rules. The move clears the way for JCDecaux’s digital overhaul of terminals.

Colorado this week became the first state to require automakers and battery makers to finance collection, labeling and recycling for EV propulsion batteries. The law sets recovery targets and a timeline for collection, fees and landfill bans.

A Midwest storm last Thursday knocked Amtrak long‑distance trains off schedule, leaving several named routes hours to nearly a day late and forcing bus bridges and reroutes. Recovery stretched across the country as crews worked to reposition equipment.

A brush fire in South Canyon forced the closure of I‑70 west of Glenwood Springs Tuesday as helicopters dipped from the Colorado River and crews fought steep terrain.

A gated emergency access road to Colorado Highway 74 has opened in Genesee after a 2025 vote, giving the foothills a second escape route from possible wildfires.

RTD will suspend D, H and L trains in the Downtown Loop starting June 7 while crews rebuild 30-year-old track. A temporary T Line, the reinstated C Line and boosted bus service will move riders around downtown.

NextEra and Platte River broke ground June 4 on a 100‑MW/400‑MWh battery in Ault to shore up Northern Colorado’s grid and deliver power to Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont and Estes Park.

A driver says Aurora’s 30‑day photo‑radar notices run afoul of Colorado’s 45‑day rule; the city says it acted under home‑rule as thousands of citations pile up.

Boxes of nails spilled from a semitrailer on U.S. 285 near Morrison Wednesday, puncturing tires on dozens of cars and prompting a highway cleanup.

Colorado Springs Utilities raised weekday 5–9 p.m. on‑peak rates to about 29¢ per kWh for the summer months. The change aims to cover higher demand and encourage customers to shift evening use.

A weeklong pilot that closed Wynkoop Street outside Union Station drew more pedestrians and produced manageable traffic impacts, prompting city officials to study a permanent pedestrian plaza.