I-70

It has been a challenging Fourth of July holiday weekend for western Colorado motorists.

Quick thinking by a rafter over the weekend allows us to see the I-70 mudslide as it happens...and what a mess.

Motorists should be prepared for another potential closure of Interstate 70 through Glenwood Canyon due to heavy rainfall that could potentially trigger flash floods, mudslides, rockfall or other hazards to travelers on Tuesday (June 29).

By 5:53 p.m. on Sunday, another mudslide in the area prompted officials to close a portion Interstate I-70 once again.

Interstate 70 was closed in both directions on Saturday due to a massive mudslide near the No Name exit.

I-70 is closed in both directions between exits 133-116 due to a massive mudslide.

There were MULTIPLE sightings of bigfoot all along I-70 recently and there's an awesome reason why.

A truck burst into flames and spilled a bunch of lemons that it was carrying across I-70 yesterday, no injuries reported...except for the lemons.

The idea came to fruition but it's pretty fascinating to think about and a really cool read.

CSP says someone carrying a box of screws lost them along I-70 on Monday afternoon near Lookout Mountain - causing dozens of cars blew their tires.

I-70 is closed at the Eisenhower Tunnel.

Two Colorado snowboarders may be charged $168,000 for starting an avalanche on I-70.