Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife can’t find any evidence of a mystery wolf pack killing cattle near Meeker

It seems there is probably not a thriller pack of wolves dwelling in northwestern Colorado and killing native livestock in spite of everything.
Final month, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers dispatched a information launch acknowledging it was investigating the chance that wolves had been accountable for killing cattle within the White River Nationwide Forest.
The information instantly set off hypothesis that Colorado might have its second recognized wolf pack. State wildlife officers are monitoring a wolf household dwelling in Jackson County, however the animals’ territory was greater than 100 miles from the location of the livestock deaths close to Meeker.
In testimony earlier than the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Fee Thursday, Travis Black, the company’s northwest regional supervisor, mentioned the cattle belonged to rancher Lenny Klinglesmith, who reported 18 useless calves to the company in early October.
Black mentioned preliminary investigations revealed some cattle had accidents according to wolf assaults, which prompted his company to seek for proof of a pack within the space. These efforts included flyovers in plane, digicam traps and howling surveys, the place wildlife officers mimic wolf howls to attempt to elicit a response, Black mentioned.
None of these efforts turned up any proof of wolves within the space.
“We’re scratching our heads a bit bit. We actually do not know what has occurred up there,” Black mentioned.
Complicating issues, Klinglesmith has discovered extra useless livestock in current weeks. Black informed commissioners the rancher had misplaced at the very least 40 cattle in complete, however solely “a handful” had any accidents that may have indicated wolves because the doable trigger. Klinglesmith didn’t instantly return CPR Information’ request for remark.
It is unclear what’s killing the animals. Black mentioned a veterinarian working with the rancher raised the potential of clostridial micro organism, which might infect and kill cattle inside hours. One other potential trigger could possibly be livestock-protection canines.
Black assured commissioners that wildlife officers would proceed to watch the realm however mentioned his company might use the assistance of veterinarians or different consultants to find out what’s killing the cattle.

Colorado
1 dead, 4 injured in Denver crash on I-25

One person was killed and four were injured in a Sunday morning crash on Interstate 25 in Denver, police said.
The Denver Police Department first posted about the two-vehicle crash on northbound I-25 near 20th Street just before 4 a.m. Sunday.
One person died from their injuries at the scene of the crash and paramedics took four to the hospital, three with serious injuries, police said.
Northbound I-25 was temporarily closed Sunday for the crash cleanup and investigation, but all lanes had reopened before 9 a.m., according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.
Information about the cause of the crash was not available Sunday morning.
This is a developing story and may be updated.
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Southern Colorado police officer reportedly assaulted, suspect sought

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KKTV) – Police are looking for a suspect that reportedly assaulted an officer on Friday.
The Palmer Lake Police Department said an officer was doing a traffic stop around 11:38 p.m. on Friday near Highway 105 and Peak View Boulevard. During the stop, they said a dark blue sedan with a white rear fender sped by and someone in that car threw a bottle at the officer while yelling obscenities.
Police said that officer got a partial description of the passenger, who was described to be a white man wearing a black shirt. Police said the suspect’s vehicle headed toward the Monument area, near the McDonald’s off Highway 105.
That suspect then reportedly returned to the Palmer Lake area, speeding past the officer again.
Police said they tried to stop the vehicle, but the suspect evaded, heading south on I-25.
If you have any information or footage, you can call the El Paso County non-emergency line at (719) 390-5555. You can also submit an anonymous tip with Crime Stoppers at (719) 634-STOP.
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Colorado
Heavy rain washes out road in foothills west of Colorado Springs

Heavy rains in southern Colorado earlier this week have led to flooding that destroyed part of a road in the foothills just west of Colorado Springs.
City of Colorado Springs
Video posted by the city online shows high runoff in North Cheyenne Creek and heavy damage to the adjacent North Cheyenne Cañon Road. Pavement can be seen broken off from one of the lanes of the road, and the creekwaters are rushing under a collapsed section of roadway.
The washout was first discovered on Wednesday morning. It is located approximately 1.5 miles up the canyon.
Both gates into North Cheyenne Cañon Park are closed due to the damage assessment that is now taking place. The city says Gold Camp Road is also closed to everyone except for local residents.
“We are working on a plan to repair the road, and prevent further roadway damage,” the city wrote in a post on social media.
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