DENVER — Drivers in south-central Colorado heading for Thanksgiving with family had to find other ways to get to their destination if traveling near Howard.
That’s because a rockslide west of Howard closed US 50 at milepost 231 “for an extended amount of time,” according to the Colorado State Patrol.
Colorado State Patrol
Drivers were asked to check CoTrip for up-to-date information.
The highway reopened by 9:35 p.m. after crews cleared the road of debris.
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