I-25

The Larimer County Sheriff's Office received reports of shots fired near the Park and Ride at I-25 and Highway 402 south of Loveland Saturday night.

This past summer, the nations focus was on Northern Colorado, as we dealt a "serial shooter." Recent incidents on I-25 has authorities thinking they might be connected.

Over the past several weeks, there have been several reports of driver's windows being shot out while traveling on I-25. Monday (May 11), I-25 was shut down due to a truck's window being blown out for a different reason.

It has been quite the topic as of late and with good cause, someone is doing something to traveling vehicles all along the Northern Colorado corridor. What are you doing to feel safe?

A 20-year-old Milliken woman was shot in the neck while driving on I-25 near the Windsor exit. The Larimer County Sheriff needs your help to find the suspect.

You bury your head in your weekend for two minutes and you feel like you missed everything. Did you hear about the vehicle that was racing down I-25 Saturday? Speeding south in the northbound lanes, yep, going the wrong way.

According to the Coloradoan, the Northern Colorado Legislative Alliance are working to introduce a bill in the state legislature that would widen Interstate 25 in the near future instead of the projected finish date of 2070.

A man has died after the tractor-trailer he was driving overturned on I- 25 near the Windsor exit. The semi carrying a load of eggs traveling northbound rolled over in the median of I-25 just south of the Windsor exit.

(Update 10-19-14) The driver of a white truck that caused the accident that shut down both directions of I-25 Saturday afternoon (October 18) is being investigated by CSP for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Reports are coming in that southbound I-25 is now open again, following an accident that closed it for several hours this morning.

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While I was in the mountains last weekend, as the snow started to fall, I got a little anxious about whether I would make it home in time to cover the morning show on Monday. Then I heard about a pileup on I-25 involving over a hundred vehicles, and my heart sank even more.