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Speeding? In Fort Collins, it may not be a police officer who issues you a citation

The City of Fort Collins will soon begin issuing citations for people caught speeding through intersections with traffic cameras. The city will be turning on the speed detection function on their intersection cameras, which before only monitored drivers for running red lights.

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Coloradans upset as slowdowns and speed restrictions continue on RTD light rail lines

It has been a long, frustrating summer for riders on RTD’s light rail system, with multiple disruptive repair projects underway. The mass transportation system is undergoing a construction blitz, trying to make up for years of delayed maintenance in one summer. There is still no timeline for when the repairs will be finished.

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Freight train derails in Boulder, injuring conductors and destroying bridge, BNSF investigating

A derailment of a mile-long freight train that injured two crew members overnight is under investigation. It happened in the eastern part of Boulder near Foothills Hospital, close to the intersection of Arapahoe Avenue and 48th Street.  

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‘What just happened?’: Selection of Aurora’s new top cop lacked any public engagement

Aurora’s newly named police chief Todd Chamberlain introduced himself to the public in a news conference on Thursday. The city made the announcement just the day before, amid criticism that the position had been filled without input from community leaders. 

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