CDOT

• Governor Jared Polis defends his stay at home order
• Lawmakers will return to Capitol today, briefly, and will extend session
• CDOT suspends service to Bustang and Outrider inter-city bus routes
• Grocery store workers risking interaction with coronavirus every day

  NEWS UPDATES

• Bill that would allow cities and towns to ban plastics dies in committee
• Colorado Department of Transportation warns motorists to prepare for snow
• Capitol Coverage feature about why Colorado changed from a caucus to a primary

• Hinsdale County Commissioners appoint new sheriff
• 91 Fortune 500 companies paid no taxes last year
• Measels cases at DIA cause officials to urge vaccination
• High traffic at Eisenhower/Johnson Tunnels expected this week

• CDOT plans I70 rock work starting today, lasting until Christmas
• Grand Junction weapons manufacturer settles with Federal Government
• Mark up of wildlife bill in US House could impact species in Colorado
• Ouray County Sheriff arrested, released over Thanksgiving for alleged DUI
• Black Canyon Boys and Girls Club raising money for new Montrose facility

• CDOT warns motorists about new traction, snow plow laws ahead of storm
• Garfield County Sheriff issues pre-evacuation notices for Middle Mamm Fire
• Capitol Coverage of new public health insurance option
• Decker Fire outside of Salida now 14 percent contained
• Second West Nile Virus fatality of the season recorded in Delta County

• CDOT will not use checkpoints to enforce new tire laws on I70 this winter
• Federal Trade Commission warns manufacturers of CBD medical products
• Time is running out for state residents to comment on paid family leave program
• Severed fiber optic cable leads to second computer glitch in state computers
• Students around country and in Colorado plan walkout on Friday

• First sentences handed down in deaths of children outside Norwood
• General slated to lead Space Command speaks to Congress
• New Space Command might headquarter in Colorado
• CDOT will not blow up and clear boulder on Highway 145
• CDOT starts summer work on I70 rock walls in Vail

• Colorado 145 closed over weekend due to massive rock fall
• CDOT crews continue blasting boulders, 145 to expected to reopen today
• Memorial Day feature story about Gold Star mom in Colorado Springs
• European country hopes to drill in oil rich Green River Formation

• Dust layers in snowpack causing faster melt, run off
• Effort to decriminalize magic mushrooms in Denver so far failing
• Lawmakers spin on effectiveness of recent legislative session
• Federal judge lifts ban on uranium mining near Paradox Valley
• CDOT continues rockfall mitigation on I 70 in De Beque Canyon

• Senate Bill 181 would redefine oil and gas regulations
• House Bill 1177, the Red Flag Bill, causing counties to endorse sanctuaries
• Record snowpack might be enough to fill Lake Mead, Colorado Rivershed
• CDOT continues avalanche mitigation work on Red Mountain Pass

• Rockslide closes I-70 westbound in Glenwood Canyon for hours on Tuesday
• CDOT crews will work on rockslide mitigation on I-70, delays expected
• Two bodies recovered from Island Lake on Grand Mesa
• Delta County men presumed dead after Snow Cat falls through ice

• CDOT begins McClure Pass construction project on Monday
• Highway 133 to have three different road repair projects this summer
• Farmers have unique water sharing program in Southwest
• Montrose, Delta Hospitals will add new administrators, board members

• School in Paradox closed, threat deemed not credible
• Hundreds of students walk out in Grand Valley show of solidarity
• Leader of Senate Democrats steps down, cites Republicans lackluster enforcement
• Headlines from Colorado Parks and Wildlife
• CDOT to conduct repairs in Glenwood Canyon for most of summer, expect delays

• Parks and Wildlife to host two hunting workshops
• Take a ride with CDOT snowplow driver
• BLM names new manager for Uncompahgre District

• KBUT report on roadless rule in North Fork
• Nucla hunters convicted of poaching
• CDOT issues warnings
• Thanksgiving weekend municipal closings

• DMEA plans on offering program to cut electric bills for low income households
• CDOT to display tally of highway deaths
• Three arrested over pot deliver business
• Man dies from heart disease on Grand Mesa
• Bills face uncertain future in political climate in Denver  
  

• Colorado traffic fatalities increased in 2015
• Lawmakers could propose new restrictions on edible pot this session
• A word with Rep. Hamner on budget issues at the statehouse this session  
  

• Guilty plea in Montrose dental clinic theft
• US Forest Service to hold open house about roadless rule
• CDOT focuses on I-70 this winter
• Ute Indian Museum breaks ground on new expansion
• Lawmakers already planning out next years budget

•  Gas bills to drop this winter
• Grand Junction Airport begins process of bringing down fences, gates
• Refugee from Myanmar leads the way for others on Colorado’s Western Slope
• Bus service between Denver and Glenwood Springs expanded

• Lawsuit looks to stop expansion at Bowie #2 coal mine
• Economy good, but slowing down
• CDOT tries to tackle animal collisions
• Judge rules cuts to school funding constitutional
  

• Homeless man gets 6 months for trashing federal land near Telluride
• Montrose chiropractor seriously injured in collision
• Mesa County DA resigns, takes federal position
• CDOT says Bustang successful so far, but may expand in 2016
• Oil and gas fatalities up in 2014
• Colorado legislature continues to wrangle over rain barrels
  

• Road closures across Western Slope
• Montrose Fire District becomes first to sign up for city's new dispatch center
• A look at TABOR and the recreational marijuana sales tax holiday
• Legislators debate legality of collecting rain water
  

  Newscast

• Waldorf school close to becoming reality in Paonia
• CDOT begins transit system from Denver to Glenwood Springs
• Food Bank in Grand Junction begins looks for new home
• Time capsule discovered in Lake City
• Commissioners fight for grazing, roads in BLM area