RTD is hosting two public in-person open houses that will provide information about the Northwest Rail Peak Service Study, including the locations of proposed commuter rail stations between Longmont and Denver.

Beginning Jan. 20, RTD will temporarily relocate its Downtown Boulder Station sales outlet to Boulder Junction at Depot Square Station until further notice.

RTD will temporarily extend the current MallRide shuttle detour to Civic Center Station to accommodate third-party utility work between Welton and Glenarm streets.

On Monday, January 16, RTD Board Director Julien Bouquet and RTD staff from across the agency marched in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Marade. Extending nearly three miles, thousands of marchers walked from City Park to Civic Center Park to celebrate the work of Dr. King, Jr.

As the Denver metro region awaits the storm that has been forecast for today, a massive crew of employees has already begun its work.

In collaboration with Boulder Police, RTD Transit Police continues to implement several changes to the parking garage at the Table Mesa Park-n-Ride to reduce criminal activity. RTD has installed new security cameras to monitor the parking garage structure.

It took Old Man Winter some time to arrive this season, but now winter is in full swing and the snow is piling up at the ski resorts. The new snow, combined with the seasonal increase of out-of-state tourists and thousands of Coloradans eager to get their fill of fresh powder, means that I-70 risks turning into a gigantic parking lot for the next several weeks.

Facility restrooms have been closed in abundance of caution to protect customers and employees.

15-member group selects new executive committee members; Lynn Guissinger will serve as chair for 2023.

RTD will implement service changes to select light rail lines and local, regional and FlexRide bus routes. These changes are the first to support RTD’s System Optimization Plan (SOP), which prioritizes a regionally focused, high-quality transit network that delivers strong connectivity to equity communities and transit-supportive land use corridors.

Standing in the center of the bus roundabout near the N Line commuter rail platform at Commerce City•72nd Station is an impressive 20-foot-tall steel sculpture called “Mid-Century, Mod-Cacti.”

Since the 1960s, the National Western Stock Show Parade has attracted thousands of visitors to Downtown Denver to celebrate the state’s rich agricultural and ranching history.

As the Denver Broncos host the Los Angeles Chargers at Empower Field at Mile High Stadium on Sunday, RTD wants fans to know that its services remain a safe and reliable way to access the stadium through the very last play.