6-Vehicle Crash On SB I-25 at Alameda Ave Causes Large Backups In Denver Wednesday Morning
A multi-car crash on southbound I-25 at Alameda Avenue caused major backup Wednesday morning.
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A multi-car crash on southbound I-25 at Alameda Avenue caused major backup Wednesday morning.
One person is dead and four others are hurt after a two-car crash at a 6th Avenue intersection early Friday morning.
A fatal two-car crash shut down 6th Avenue in both directions in the early part of the Friday morning rush hour.
Denver Police and the Colorado Department of Transportation closed southbound Interstate 25 between Alameda Avenue and 6th Avenue on Saturday morning.
A suspected DUI crash closed all but one eastbound lane on U.S. 6 near Wadsworth Boulevard on Wednesday evening.
Lakewood police took one man into custody late Friday night after at least two hours of SWAT activity.
There were no serious injuries from the 50-car pileup on 6th Avenue near the Interstate 25 interchange on Thursday night. It took an army of tow trucks to clear all the damaged cars from the area.
Police investigated a multi-vehicle crash that involved up to 20 vehicles at the 6th Avenue and Interstate 25 interchange. What caused the crash is being investigated.
Lakewood police are investigating a deadly auto-pedestrian crash on 6th Avenue just east of Wadsworth Boulevard.
A fatal crash late Sunday night shut down part of westbound Interstate 70.
A fatal crash involving a pedestrian took place early Monday morning in Lakewood.
Work is underway now on 6th Avenue in Denver -- which means there could be some delays for drivers.
Denver police say someone died in a crash on Eastbound 6th Avenue and the on-ramp to northbound Interstate 25.
The man who died after a standoff with police over the weekend has been identified.
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Two Denver police officers hospitalized after a shooting Sunday have been identified.
Denver police have a large presence near 6th Avenue and Santa Fe Drive.
Snowfall and freezing temperature across the Denver metro area created some scary conditions for drivers on the roads Sunday.
Police in Denver will be using a mounted camera on a busy road to scan license plates. They're searching for criminals and missing children.
One person was taken to the hospital on Sunday afternoon in a car crash involving a motorcycle on 6th Avenue.
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