I-70 mudslide
Colorado Department of Transportation crews work overnight to remove mud and debris from Interstate 70 between New Castle and Silt following a heavy storm Monday evening.
Colorado Department of Transportation crews work overnight to remove mud and debris from Interstate 70 between New Castle and Silt following a heavy storm Monday evening.
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Officials redirect traffic to U.S. Highway 6
Officials redirect traffic to U.S. Highway 6
Officials redirect traffic to U.S. Highway 6
Colorado Department of Transportation crews work overnight to remove mud and debris from Interstate 70 between New Castle and Silt following…
Water pools on a road near Interstate 70 in Garfield County on Monday evening following a fast-moving storm.
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