Some city leaders say Boulder has too many parking spaces. And while that might not line up with your experience trying to park at Pearl Street mall, transportation experts say some Front Range cities have too many empty parking spots that could be used for things like housing or parks. On today鈥檚 In The NoCo, we鈥檒l hear from one Boulder City Council member who says it鈥檚 time to stop requiring builders to create so much parking.

Each spring, the Front Range endures miller moth season. Even in relatively mild years like this one, the tiny winged visitors annoy us 鈥� frighten us鈥� and fascinate us. So we asked an insect expert to help us unpack the mysteries of the miller moths.

A lot of us might be on board with the idea of a passenger train along the Front Range 鈥� and that plan could finally be moving ahead. We learn more today on In The NoCo.

About 80% of Colorado鈥檚 water falls on the western side of the state. But about 80% of Colorado鈥檚 people live on the east side of the mountains. Because of gravity, that water doesn鈥檛 flow to them naturally. Instead, Colorado鈥檚 heavily-populated Front Range relies on a massive plumbing system to keep drinking water flowing to its taps.

SB21-238, which Gov. Jared Polis signed Wednesday, establishes the Front Range Passenger Rail District, an independent entity with the herculean task of 鈥減lanning, designing, developing, financing, constructing, operating and maintaining鈥� a passenger rail system through the region.

The city of Fort Collins is asking residents to use less water this spring and summer, as the city鈥檚 utilities department prepares for incoming ash and debris flows from the Cameron Peak burn scar.

Environmental groups suing to halt construction of the Windy Gap Firming Project in Northern Colorado have agreed to drop their case in exchange for $15 million to address concerns about the proposed project鈥檚 water quality and ecological effects.

This weekend鈥檚 snowstorm will likely translate to significant drought relief for portions of Colorado, while others remain mired in drier than average conditions.

Out on Colorado鈥檚 Eastern Plains, the sound of hammers and saw blades cuts through the steady silence. A construction site hums next to a solitary cluster鈥�

Heather Swanson and Ryan Prioreschi monitor wildlife with the City of Boulder. They're standing in knee-high golden grass on a slope where the Rocky鈥�