City officials and event organizers said Monday that the 2021 National Western Stock Show has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The 115th edition will move to 2022. Read more
The Denver Local Coordinating Council (DCLCC) met on Wednesday, September 16th. Leaders recapped work done in the August meeting on the LCC’s project to make transit the desirable option for youth in Sun Valley. Attendees then broke into project subcommittees on Marketing and Outreach, Data Analysis, and Safety and Security to further expand on action steps needed. Having a culminating event approximately a year from now (post COVID vaccine) was suggested to the group at large. As part of the meeting, each attendee also shared updates from their organization including information out of the RACQ about poor air quality and the rapidly approaching need for mandatory trip reductions, the transition of older adult transportation services from Senior’s Resource Center to Via Mobility Services, and the opening of RTD’s N Line. The next meeting will be Wednesday, October 21 at 9am. DCLCC meets the 3rd Wednesday of each month.
LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. (KDVR) — A ranch in Loveland dedicated to helping military members heal has seen so much growth over the last couple of years, it will need more land to continue expanding.
Stillwater Ranch came to fruition about seven years ago. Read more
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Latino communities across the country have been hit the hardest by COVID-19. In Travis County, where Austin is located, Latinos account for half of deaths but only account for about 35% of the population, as of the end of August. Read more
Voters across Colorado will receive text messages and emails to keep them updated on the status of their mailed ballot in the upcoming election
Previously, only about a quarter of the state’s counties offered automatic ballot tracking. Instead, voters in most counties had to log onto a state website to check on their ballot. Read more
Noise pollution from busy roads is nearly as harmful to our health as air pollution, according to the World Health Organization — but a new study reveals we’re not doing nearly enough research to understand, much less regulate, the sonic impact of cars on our bodies. Read more
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