I-70 NEWS

Last Summer, the Grizzly Greek Fire (which many of us remember acutely) burned in White River National Forest, including the steep walls of Glenwood Canyon, adjacent to

As we all know, the past couple decades (and in some places longer) have seen beloved mountain towns build out more robust summer activities in

The I-70 Mountain Corridor will have a busy construction season this Summer as CDOT will be moving forward with many long-awaited improvements! “While we have

The I-70 Mountain Corridor will have a busy construction season this Summer as CDOT will be moving forward with many long-awaited improvements! “While we have

As a new transportation funding bill that could generate as much as $4 billion for infrastructure and multimodal projects across the state moved closer towards its introduction

Over the past few weeks, details have been materializing from the Biden administration’s massive, $2.3 trillion federal investment strategy, known as the American Jobs Plan. Of

This past weekend’s highly anticipated storm was slow to hit, giving many the false impression that the forecast was exaggerated. This both pleased some and

Rest Areas are an essential asset to Colorado’s traveling public. In 2016, CDOT began a process to inventory the quality and improvement needs of Rest

For the next few weeks, CDOT will be conducting a survey of I-70 Mountain Corridor travelers. The purpose of this survey is to understand I-70 users’

Following a busy holiday season, public health officials in Colorado’s resort communities have been bracing for a potential surge in COVID-19 cases. According to an article