The Poudre River Trail in Northern Colorado is set to open its final segment, connecting the community with a 45-mile paved multi-use trail, fulfilling a 40-year development with collaborative support and funding.

Allegiant announces 44 new nonstop routes, including service to three new cities, with one-way fares starting at $39, marking a significant expansion for the company.

CDOT and SEMA Construction began the I-25 and US Highway 50B interchange project in Pueblo, introducing a diverging diamond interchange to enhance safety and traffic flow.

Denver celebrated the completion of safety enhancements on North Federal Boulevard, including a new HAWK signal and redesigned roadways to protect pedestrians.

CDOT begins overnight repairs on I-25 and US Highway 50 in Pueblo, with scheduled lane and full road closures to maintain infrastructure. Detours are provided during the two-night work, affecting traffic from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.

A rockfall has closed the US 550 Red Mountain Pass in Colorado. CDOT is working on removal and suggests using CO Highway 145 as a detour. Visit COtrip.org for updates on the closure and travel information.

Fort Collins plans to build the Siphon Pedestrian Overpass by Summer 2025 to connect trails across the Union Pacific Railroad, improving access for cyclists and pedestrians.

Temporary traffic changes at Garden of the Gods Park from Nov. 18-22 for a waterline project will affect access routes; a shuttle service will be available, with alternate entrances for visitors.

Denver International Airport begins construction affecting the A-Bridge and Ansbacher Hall, shifting travel routines and closing the Bridge Security checkpoint temporarily.

Fort Collins Police will start issuing tickets for speeds 10 mph over the limit detected by AVIS, ending the warning period on Nov 25; except College Ave/Drake Rd intersection, where warnings will continue for 30 days from Nov 11.

Denver's Department of Transportation prepares for significant snowfall, advising residents to remain indoors and announcing plans for plowing main roads and side streets.

Denver's plow drivers are set to address the main streets overnight in anticipation of a winter storm, while the city evaluates whether residential plows will be needed.

Denver accelerates compost service expansion, planning a citywide rollout by early next year and adjusting recycling and large item pickup schedules to reduce emissions and waste. No changes in trash fees for 2025 are expected.