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Sarah Bures

Sarah Bures

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Audience Editor, Colorado Matters

Denver

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Total articles 39

  • Colorado Weather: Dangerously cold temperatures and heavy snow close mountain roads, cancels flights and closes schools

    By Sarah Bures Verified, Eden Lane| Colorado Public Radio Verified This is a developing story and will be updated The winter storm that has blanketed Colorado with brutally cold arctic air and snow continued Monday, ensnaring mountain traffic, canceling flights and closing schools. The National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning and a Wind Chill Warning for the central mountains, southern Colorado, the Front Range and the Eastern Plains Monday. Heavy snowfall was expected in the mountains.

    By Sarah Bures Verified, Eden Lane · Colorado Public Radio

    Jan. 15, 2024

  • After failed land use bill, Gov. Polis aims to link climate, housing and transit - and tie state funding to RTD overhaul

    By Sarah Bures Verified| Colorado Public Radio Verified Colorado needs a lot more public transportation service and the state government is willing to pay for it, Gov. Jared Polis says. But he doesn’t trust the state’s largest public transportation agency — Denver’s Regional Transportation District — to deliver it without significant reforms. “RTD does not have the confidence of the people of the district,” Polis said in an interview with CPR News.

    By Sarah Bures Verified · Colorado Public Radio

    Dec. 07, 2023

  • Colorado Weather: Dangerously cold temperatures and heavy snow close mountain roads, cancels flights and closes schools

    By Sarah Bures Verified, Eden Lane| Colorado Public Radio Verified This is a developing story and will be updated The winter storm that has blanketed Colorado with brutally cold arctic air and snow continued Monday, ensnaring mountain traffic, canceling flights and closing schools. The National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning and a Wind Chill Warning for the central mountains, southern Colorado, the Front Range and the Eastern Plains Monday. Heavy snowfall was expected in the mountains.

    By Sarah Bures Verified, Eden Lane · Colorado Public Radio

    Jan. 15, 2024

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Colorado Matters

Centennial, Colorado, United States

'+1 303-871-9191