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Drivers, mechanics, city officials sound off on potholes in Colorado Springs

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Yet another round of snow and sub-freezing temperatures will likely contribute to potholes developing, or cause previously-filled potholes to pop out. Corey Farkas, the city’s operations and maintenance manager for public works, recently explained the challenge that his crews face in responding to pothole complaints. “If we have winter weather

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Colorado Springs police investigate early morning gunfire in southwest side neighborhood Monday

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Gunfire is rarely heard in the Lower Skyway neighborhood west of 8th Street, but reports of gunfire rudely woke many neighbors and created a briefly tense situation for responding police officers. Just after 3 a.m. Monday, witnesses reported hearing two series of loud gunshots; approximately a dozen squad cars closed

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State troopers: ‘Crash after crash after crash” during Thursday snow in Pikes Peak region

SOUTHERN COLORADO (KRDO) — The Colorado State Patrol (CSP) said that there were “numerous” crashes during the heavy, wet snowfall Thursday morning. A CSP sergeant said that most of the accidents occurred on highways, and drivers either slipped off the road or hit other vehicles. “There were a few two-car and three-car collisions,” he said.

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Traffic deaths decline slightly in Colorado but officials announce five-point plan for better results

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — The best way to describe the rate of traffic fatalities across the state, is: Better, but still not good. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) released 2024 statistics Tuesday, revealing that 684 people died on streets, roads and highways — a 5% drop from 2023. “Speeding and impaired driving are

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Colorado criticized by East Coast nonprofit, says poor infrastructure costing drivers thousands of dollars

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – If someone told you that driving on bad roads and bridges was costing you $2,610 annually, would you believe it? That’s the assertion in a new study released Wednesday by TRIP, a nonprofit transportation research group based in Washington, D.C. The study — “Keeping Colorado Mobile: Meeting the State’s Need

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