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The National Weather Service says life-threatening flash flooding and debris flows are taking place in Glenwood Canyon Sunday evening. I-70 may become buried by debris. Vehicles should only be used to escape life-threatening situations. The NWS flash flood warning is in effect until 9:30 p.m. Sunday night. I-70 is closed in both directions through Glenwood Canyon and will remain closed until the flash-flood warning has expired and crews have a chance to inspect roadways.
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Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers were at the Hanging Lake Trail media event last week. KDNK caught up with Education Director, Ben Sherman, and…
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KDNK's Kathleen Shannon and Halle Zander hit the trail for a special sneak peek of the hike before it reopens. The Hanging Lake trail will reopen to the…
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Colorado Mountain College hosted a recent continuing education talk about fire, but with a unique perspective: it was less about why wildfires are…
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April and May is the time to get on top of your weed management plan. KDNK’s Kathleen Shannon reports on local efforts to reduce weeds without using…
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In late February, the Roaring Fork Conservancy hosted a virtual discussion on the Grizzly Creek Wildfire about post-fire watershed response.
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White River National Forest Supervisor Scott Fitzwilliams briefs For Land's Sake host Bill Kight on the state of the forest. They touch on the…
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Late October's early winter storm dumped about a foot of snow in various parts of Colorado and helped calm a few worrisome wildfires. KDNK's Amy Hadden…
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Since Thursday, the Grizzly Creek fire has grown about 150 acres between the west side of Grizzly Creek drainage and No Name drainage. Spot fires also…
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Smoke is still visible in parts of the Grizzly Creek Fire but that doesn't mean the perimeter is growing. KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh has an update.