Westbound Interstate 70 has reopened after it was partially closed near Eisenhower Tunnel on Wednesday after two people ...

Eastbound Interstate 70 reopened at Eisenhower Tunnel after a crash, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.

Interstate 70 has reopened in both directions after foul weather caused closures Wednesday of westbound lanes near Georgetown and eastbound lanes at the Eisenhower Tunnel. Late Christmas night ...

The Colorado Department of Transportation’s Floyd Hill Project — a major multiyear infrastructure project on Interstate 70 — ...

Westbound Interstate 70 was closed at Georgetown because of unsafe ... Eastbound lanes of I-70 were closed at the Eisenhower Tunnel because of a crash east of the tunnel, State Patrol said.

with multiple closures of Interstate 70 near the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnels and Vail Pass through the holiday season. One closure of Interstate 70, on New Year’s Eve, resulted in a ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Officials said there is a high chance for record-breaking traffic on Interstate 70 in the Colorado mountains ... vehicles passing through the tunnels Highest combined eastbound ...

Hotchkiss resident Dan Bolton was exiting the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnels on Interstate 70 west on Dec. 6 with a horse and trailer in tow, when he said his truck’s steering module ...

ST. CHARLES, Mo. – Drivers could be navigating some afternoon traffic delays on Interstate 70 in St. Charles. A stretch of ...

The Colorado Department of Transportation is expecting record-breaking traffic on Interstate 70 heading to the ski ... the Eisenhower Johnson Memorial Tunnels. That was the last year New Year's ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Heavy mountain snow made for challenging road conditions in Colorado’s Rocky Mountain passes on Christmas day, resulting in a closure of Interstate 70 near Georgetown.

Near-treacherous travel is expected at times across Interstate 70 as several rounds of snow hit the mountains of Colorado. On-and-off waves of snow are expected through the weekend and even early ...