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Crash causes backup on I-25 in Northern Colorado, pedestrian killed after running into oncoming traffic

One person is dead after leaving their vehicle following a crash and running into oncoming traffic on I-25 in Northern Colorado.
The Colorado State Patrol said the first crash occurred around 5:17 p.m. when a rear-end collision happened in the northbound lanes of I-25 under the Harmony Road Bridge. Officials said there was heavy and stop-and-go traffic in the area at the time of the crash.
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According to the CSP, a driver left the scene and then was hit by oncoming traffic in the southbound lanes. They were taken to a local hospital for treatment, where they later died. Troopers said everyone else involved in both crashes remained on the scene and are cooperating with the investigation.
The interstate was closed in both directions between CO 392 and Harmony Road while crews worked to investigate the scene. CSP said the northbound lanes reopened at 7:15 p.m. CDOT reopened southbound I-25 at 8:15 p.m. Traffic remains heavy in the area.
Authorities said they do not yet know the reason the deceased driver fled the scene. The Larimer County Coroner will release further information following notifications to the next of kin.
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State troopers warn against speeding as temperatures in Colorado increase

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KKTV) – As warmer weather approaches, the Colorado State Patrol warns drivers against speeding.
Warmer weather often increases traffic, and troopers say nicer weather and traffic congestion can contribute to feelings of impatience and aggression.
Troopers said speeding citations peaked in April 2024, with 4,341 citations given out, and remained high through the end of October.
According to troopers, speeding can result in increased rollover accidents, reduced control, extended stopping distances, compromised safety features, decreased reaction time and greater impact force.
Troopers said El Paso County led Colorado with 327 citations for speeding in school and work zones, over 100 more than in 2023.
“The temptation to speed is a real issue for some drivers, whether it is time pressure, an adrenaline rush or a lack of awareness of the risks toward others,” said Chief of the Colorado State Patrol Col. Mathew C. Packard.
“Yet, controlling this urge is the responsibility of every license holder.”
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New year, new players, same standard for the USL Champion Colorado Springs Switchbacks

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – Last November, the City for Champions became the City of Champions. It’s a new year, and the standard is the standard in Colorado Springs.
“We have principles, we have basics, we have a foundation that we want to build off and it’s making sure that even the return on players and the new players and the staff were all aligned with all of that sort of stuff and making sure that we have all that stuff nailed down and then we can start to move forward. If it’s a cast of not putting the horse before the car,” said head coach James Chambers.
“Accept anything else at this point. The staff is worth hard to get guys into our locker room with a lot of character and guys that fit our system, style of play but 1st and foremost are good people. So, when you bring those guys in the locker room and we keep the guys that have been in our locker room. it’s very easy,” Captain Matt Mahoney said.
Colorado Springs hasn’t clicked the first three games, a main reason is self inflicting mistakes..
“Simple mistakes, individual errors at moments and that happens when half the team is new as well. So, we are trying to figure stuff out, that’s how it was in the beginning of last year and not an excuse but we’ve got two more points than we had last year and we are trying to improve,” said Mahoney.
For newcomer Levonte Johnson, a big thing he noticed is actually the elevation advantage.
“Just being in the stadium itself, the elevation. I first came here it was tough to play in. I think that definitely plays a big part in the success here and just teams mentally not even so much physically just mentally coming to try to prepare and play us and just knowing it’s going to be a tough game with our press and trying to impose our will on the other team,” said Johnson.
For every championship programs, once you get a taste of winning, you always want more.
“Winning is addicting. We want to win and so, it’s a mentality. This club is not going to set up just for a championship. We’re going to try and go win it back-to-back this year and that’s been our goal to do that. Honestly, we have kind of forgotten about last year. We can’t keep speaking about last year, it’s a brand-new year, new teams, new players. We have to go out and show that we deserve to be champions again,” Mahoney said.
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