Aurora’s draft 10-year capital plan lists roughly $1.9 billion in repairs and projects across roads, parks and public safety as Build Up Aurora moves into ranking sessions. City staff are sorting priorities and funding options ahead of any ballot measure.

Waymo says Denver's mild winter won't delay its robotaxi debut; the company is testing vehicles now while regulators prepare licensing and crash-report rules.

Two crashes and snowy conditions briefly closed westbound I‑70 near Georgetown; no injuries were reported and crews used tunnel holds while clearing scenes.

Colorado State Patrol says 11 crashes involved drivers using automated modes while suspected to be impaired. Troopers warn automation doesn’t remove DUI liability.

A downtown Denver stoplight at Park Ave and Wazee was reportedly facing the wrong way Wednesday; police directed callers to dial 311 so DOTI can dispatch a technician.

A winter storm on Tuesday snarled flights at Denver International Airport, prompting delays, cancellations and extra de‑icing.

Tolls begin April 7 on the I‑25 express lanes between Berthoud and Fort Collins. Here’s what drivers need to know about pricing, payment and enforcement.

A motorist says a pothole on Vail Pass blew out both right‑side tires and forced a tow; CDOT directed drivers to report hazards through its maintenance portal. Here's how reporting and claims work.

CDOT will convert Airport Road to one-way northbound as part of CO 119 upgrades, creating detours and lane closures that could last months. Northbound traffic will be rerouted via 83rd Street.

After years of delays, Denver will narrow Mississippi Avenue between Eliot and Quivas, adding medians, curb extensions and signal upgrades to slow traffic.

State patrol data show El Paso and Summit counties led Colorado in high-speed citations in 2025 as troopers step up enforcement and warn mountain roads remain hazardous.

Aurora’s Picadilly diverging‑diamond at I‑70 opened to traffic on Feb. 9. Crews will finish paving and the bike‑and‑ped path is slated to open in spring 2026.

Denver closed its online parking-ticket appeal portal after budget-driven layoffs, sending far more people to in-person hearings. DOTI says a replacement is coming but the timeline is unclear.