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Charges after avalanche could lead to slippery slope

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Scenic roads in Colorado remain closed amid coronavirus

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The Latest: Rock slide closes highway to Colorado ski areas

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Colorado highway reopened after closure from rock fall

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CDOT crews work to remove the snow debris from an controlled avalanche that spilled onto Interstate 70 Tuesday, March 5, 2019, near Loveland Pass, Colo. The Colorado Department of Transportation brought in a helicopter Tuesday to help trigger snow slides along Interstate 70, including an area where a natural avalanche swept down on Sunday as vehicles were passing by. (Hugh Carey/Summit Daily News via AP)

The Latest: Planned avalanches bring down snow in Colorado

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Colorado transit service is short on drivers

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Southern Colorado travelers warned of winter storm event

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Large boulders and rocks are piled on the shoulder of I-70 near Grizzly Creek in Glenwood Canyon after an early morning rockslide closed the interstate through Glenwood Canyon on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2019, near Glenwood Springs, Colo. (Chelsea Self/Glenwood Springs Post Independent via AP)

The Latest: Colorado’s I-70 reopens after rock slide

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Colorado agency targeted in nationwide ransomware scheme

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FILE-In this Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018, file photo, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms speaks at a press conference in Atlanta. Bottoms says the city continues to operate despite ongoing troubles caused by a cyberattack on its computer network last week. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)

Cyberattacks wakeup call for local governments to prepare

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Former state transportation auditor pleads guilty to charges

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Transportation worker hit by vehicle in SW Colorado dies

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Colorado officials warn holiday travelers to be cautious

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In this image provided by Arrivo Corporation shows an artist rendering of a futuristic pod that would be part of a system that would move passengers and freight at speeds of up to 200 mph. The Colorado Department of Transportation says Los Angeles-based Arrivo plans to build a test track for the “hyperloop-inspired” system next year along the E-470 Toll Highway east of Denver. Hyperloop systems move magnetically lifted pods through tubes, which reduce aerodynamic drag. (Arrivo Corporation via AP)

Company plans to build hyperloop test track east of Denver

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