Denver moves toward codifying limits on low-level police traffic stops
A Denver City Council committee considered a July 27 proposal to put limits on low-level or pretextual police traffic stops into city law.
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Eagle Road interchange repaving begins in Meridian, Idaho Transportation Department says
The Idaho Transportation Department said repaving at Meridian’s Eagle Road interchange was scheduled to begin Thursday, July 23, with nighttime restrictions, delays and extra travel time expected.
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ABQ RIDE reports higher ridership after system upgrades
The City of Albuquerque says Albuquerque Rapid Transit recorded 2,455,059 riders in fiscal year 2026, a 6.5% increase over the prior 12-month comparison period used by the city.
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Boise River tubing route reopens after fallen-tree obstruction
A Boise River tubing route was reported reopened by July 27, 2026, after a fallen tree affected access during the active summer tubing season.
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Colorado Springs advances plan to split from regional 911 authority
Colorado Springs officials say the city intends to leave the El Paso-Teller County 911 Authority and establish a standalone authority, but City Council approval is still pending.
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Roadwork and lane closures continue across Las Cruces area through Aug. 2
Guardrail and concrete-barrier replacement is continuing on Interstate 25 between Las Cruces and just north of Doña Ana, affecting mile markers 6 through 14.2.
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Santa Fe Forward enters scenario-planning phase as Airport Road work continues
Santa Fe has entered the scenario-planning phase of Santa Fe Forward, while Airport Road repaving and median work is anticipated to continue through the end of August, subject to weather and field conditions.
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Carson City home prices stabilize in second-quarter 2026 market report
Sierra Nevada Realtors’ second-quarter report characterizes Carson City home prices as stabilizing, while Douglas County declined and Lyon County prices increased.
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Western Montana Fair enters final scheduled day with expanded motorsports program
The 2026 Western Montana Fair was scheduled to run through Aug. 2 at the Missoula County Fairgrounds, while Missoula County planned a three-night motorsports program for all three fair dates.
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Billings shelter opens early as heat dome raises wildfire and health risks
The Montana Rescue Mission in Billings opened earlier than usual for heat relief as a high-pressure heat dome extended across parts of the West, from Arizona to Montana.