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Utility worker Dino Rodriguez measures 16 feet to the bottom of a hole that was created in Old Pueblo Rd. south of Fountain, Colo., Tuesday, July 24, 2018. The massive hole happened after rain flooded the road during Monday's storm. A vehicle fell into the culvert and when the Hanover Fire Dept. responded to the cave-in, their fire truck fell into the hole on Tuesday. Both vehicles were removed early Tuesday morning. Two firefighters were injured and one person was airlifted from the scene. (Jerilee Bennett/The Gazette via AP)
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