CU Denver study: Cities with protected bike lanes are safer for cyclists and drivers
Denver is working on installing additional lanes this year.
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A ride to Paco Sanchez Park can be a sampler of Denver-area bikeways
This park has a very cool climbing area, and once you're on the South Platte River Trail, the Lakewood Gulch Trail or the Cherry Creek Bike Path, you won't have to cross a single street to get to it.
Is something blocking a bike lane in Denver? This campaign wants to know what it is
Bicycle Colorado and BikeDenver are launching the Things in the Bike Lane campaign. The crowdsourcing effort encourages everyone on two wheels, four wheels or no wheels to documents instances of bike lanes being blocked or otherwise impeded, which van Heuven said can cause safety concerns for cyclists.
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Garfield Street to become “bikeway” from City Park to Cherry Creek
A series of projects over the next couple years will open a better north-south connection from City Park to Cherry Creek.
Interior Dept. will allow more mining, logging in sage grouse habitat
The Interior Department unveiled a sage grouse plan that gives Western states greater flexibility to allow economic activity where it now is prohibited.
“The war on American energy is over,” Secretary Ryan Zinke tells the Western Conservative Summit
Public lands belong to the public, and as such, they should be used for the financial value of their oil, gas and timber, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke told the Western Conservative Summit.
You can’t make money from the trees you don’t cut down, Interior Secretary Zinke tells Western governors
"There's a consequence of not using some of our public lands for creation of wealth and jobs," Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said.
Professional cyclist accused of firing handgun in residential area told police he was just blowing off some steam
Summerhill said that he didn't realize he was firing rounds in a residential area.
