Highway 34 Closed Through Big Thompson Canyon Until Next Year
The Colorado Department of Transportation will continue construction in the Big Thompson Canyon by closing U.S. Highway 34 until just prior to Memorial Day of next year.
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The Colorado Department of Transportation will continue construction in the Big Thompson Canyon by closing U.S. Highway 34 until just prior to Memorial Day of next year.
A serious crash in Loveland sent eight people to the hospital on Friday afternoon.
The Colorado Department of Transportation is hoping to make travel better for visitors to Colorado this summer. Staring Thursday afternoon, U.S. Highway 34 through the Big Thompson Canyon will reopen to all traffic.
The flood-damaged section of highway through Big Thompson Canyon will open temporarily over the Easter weekend.
The Colorado Department of Transportation is proposing another extended closure of Highway 34 in the Big Thompson Canyon and not everyone believes it's a good idea.
The Colorado Department of Transportation is proposing another extended closure of Highway 34 in the Big Thompson Canyon.
Highway 34 between Loveland and Estes Park is expected to reopen Memorial Day weekend as planned.
Highway 34 between Loveland and Estes Park is back open temporarily.
A three-mile section of Highway 34 through the Big Thompson Canyon will reopen for the Thanksgiving holiday. The stretch of highway has been closed since mid-October.
Part of Highway 34 between Estes Park and Loveland is now closed for construction.
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Law enforcement officers used an armored vehicle to make contact with an armed man on the tower at the Dam Store near the mouth of the Big Thompson canyon Sunday morning.
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A visitor in Estes Park was attacked by an elk on Sunday evening after he apparently got too close to the animals.
It was a mess for drivers trying to make it onto Interstate 25 from eastbound Highway 34 Monday morning following a fatal crash.
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Interstate 25 is reopen in northern Colorado after of a crash between two trucks.
Questions remain after police shot and killed a suspect at a pizza restaurant in Loveland, who they say was threatening a customer with a knife.
A man is dead and three Loveland Police officers are on administrative leave after a deadly shooting at the Pizza Ranch restaurant on Monday night. It all started with a man throwing a bicycle into traffic on Highway 34.
Police in Loveland responded to a report of a shooting at the Pizza Ranch Monday night.
The Colorado State Patrol had to jump into action when a moose tried to cross Interstate 25 Sunday morning in Larimer County.
State transportation officials have chosen Kiewit Infrastructure to help design and build up to $140 million in flood repairs to U.S. 34 in the Big Thompson Canyon west of Loveland.
A rock slide has closed Highway 34 between Loveland and Estes Park.
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