Denver's DOTI selected Veo to become the future shared scooter and bike operator, taking over from Bird and Lime in spring 2026, with negotiations for a three-year license ongoing.

Colorado Springs has enhanced the Sinton Trail, replacing asphalt with concrete and improving drainage and safety between Holland Park Boulevard and North Chestnut Street.

Colorado Springs Airport reports a 5.6% drop in November passenger traffic, citing seasonality, a US government shutdown, and broader FAA flight restrictions.

Aurora is undergoing major infrastructure improvements with up to 100 active work zones, creating traffic disruptions that the city engineering team coordinates to minimize inconvenience.

Road construction in Aurora is causing significant detours and closures, with the city undergoing a major infrastructure overhaul including street maintenance and repairs.

Overnight lane closures are expected on Garden of the Gods Road for traffic signal upgrades, with efforts to improve safety. Closures will occur on Tuesday and Wednesday nights from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

8th Street in Colorado Springs faces disruptions due to bridge construction, with eastbound road closure for two months and steel beam placement affecting traffic.

Fort Collins receives a $4.8 million FTA grant to replace six aging CNG buses, contributing to a cleaner transit system and benefiting local residents and the CSU community.

A semitruck carrying a wind turbine part broke down on E-470 near Aurora, causing a southbound exit closure to I-70 for several hours. No injuries were reported.

A two-vehicle crash closed eastbound 120th Avenue at Irma Drive in Northglenn, causing significant delays. Police are investigating and recommended detours.

Colorado's Bijou Basin is set to become an open space with a 7-mile trail network after Arapahoe County approved the master plan focusing on hiking, running, horseback riding, and maintaining ecological integrity.

Aurora enhances infrastructure, causing increased construction and potential traffic disruptions, but offers tools like a weekly newsletter and an interactive map for residents to stay informed and plan commutes.

Fort Collins' Parking Services is relocating to a new office at 144 N. Mason St. on Dec. 8, after a temporary closure. The move is close to the old location, and new drop boxes for payments and immobilization devices will be available.