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Under New Proposals Grand Junction Bus Service Could Start Later

Grand Junction may need to make a few early morning adjustments in 2027, especially if Grand Valley Transit eliminates the first hour of the city’s bus service. GVT has been considering two proposals that are likely to affect riders who rely on daily service. Neit...
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Annual ‘bonanza’ for bike shopping, VeloSwap, returns to Denver

The popular season for cycling is giving way to winter ー that time of year when Coloradans know to gear up for next summer at the best prices. And they know the annual event to score the best deals. Regarded as the state’s largest bike sale of the year, the 34th VeloSwap is happening Saturday […]
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Some residents question demand to fund new Timnath school | Exclusive

Poudre School District’s decision to delay the closing of Timnath Elementary School by a year contained a huge caveat: The town must commit to paying for the construction of a new school that would be owned and operated by the school district. And that commitment must be made by Jan. 31, 2027, according to the resolution on school consolidations, closures and boundary changes approved by the PSD Board of Education by a 5-2 vote just before 2 a.m. Oct. 28 . The amendment that delayed Timnath Elem
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To better predict destructive hail, these scientists are turning to AI

Scientists in Colorado and Wyoming are developing new ways to solve a tricky weather forecasting problem using artificial intelligence: predicting destructive hailstorms. Hail is driving up the cost of insurance by damaging more roofs, cars and crops, but it’s notoriously hard to model. In order for a storm to...
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Grand Junction City Market Has a New Worker. It’s a Robot

Grand Junction's Orchard Mesa City Market now has a six-foot robot named Tally 4.0, which the employees call Kevin.
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Las Vegas Developer Breaks Into Colorado With 63-Unit Garage Condos Near Centennial Airport

A Las Vegas family business is staking its first claim in Colorado with a 100,000-square-foot garage condo development just north of Centennial Airport. Ventura Enterprises plans to build 63 units on a 7-acre site at 6507 S. Racine Circle, purchased for $3 million earlier in November, with spaces designed to fit everything from personal car collections to working businesses.
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Chicago Firm Pays $62M for Golden Apartments as Denver Rents Keep Sliding

A 120-unit apartment complex in Golden just changed hands for $62 million, with Chicago-based Draper and Kramer Inc. picking up the property known as Epoque even as metro Denver's rental market remains one of the softest in years. The deal closed in late October, and the buyer says it now plans to pause further Denver-area purchases until conditions improve.
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BAE buys Weld County Danfoss facility for $30M

BAE Systems Inc. Space & Mission Systems has acquired the Danfoss Power Solutions (US) Co. facility in Weld County, with plans to add hundreds of jobs. The company, a Broomfield-based subsidiary of British defense contractor BAE Systems PLC, in early October paid $30 million for the 130,000-square-foot facility at 4120 Specialty Place, according to public records.
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Colorado Weather Nov. 3-5: Mountain Snow Hits Passes Wednesday in Grand Junction

Grand Junction, CO – Western Colorado residents and mountain travelers face changing weather conditions Wednesday, Nov. 4, as a fast-moving storm system brings snow to higher elevations, rain to lower valleys and a rain-snow mix to some mountain communities.
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Colorado residents blame new smart meters for soaring water bills. Town officials disagree

"We literally lost $2,000 worth of sod that we put in two and a half, three years ago."

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