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The First & Main Town Center in eastern Colorado Springs resumes their Summer Concert Series as restrictions lifted.

Motorcycle crash shuts down North Powers Published Motorcycle crash shuts down North Powers Part of Powers Blvd was shut down for several hours on Sunday evening after a bad hit and run crash involving a car and a motorcycle. It happened right before 7pm on Powers between Woodmen and Research. According to CSPD, the motorcyclist was northbound on Powers when a sedan crossed all lanes of traffic and hit him, then kept going. The victim was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries, but survived. Both sides of Powers were closed between...

DUI suspect injured after crashing motorcycle in Colorado Springs MGN COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - CSPD says a man suspected of DUI was injured after he crashed his motorcycle around 2:50 Monday morning in Colorado Springs. According to police, the man failed to navigate the turn from Powers Blvd., onto Aeroplaza Drive, crashed, and was thrown from the motorcycle sustaining injuries. Police said the man was treated for his injuries and was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and careless driving. No other information was given about the incident. Local News / Traffic

Nobody likes sitting in traffic. Congested roads and highways cost Colorado drivers $3.5 billion each year in the form of lost time and wasted fuel. According to the TRIP report ' Keep Colorado Mobile,' traffic congestion in Northern Colorado causes 22 annual hours of delay for the average motorist and costs the average Northern Colorado driver $460 annually in lost time and wasted fuel. Additionally, the report found that nearly half of Colorado’s major locally and state-maintained roads are in poor or mediocre condition, and five percent of locally and state-maintained bridges (20 feet o...

Yes, there is logic behind Colorado Springs' unconventional intersections They may seem confusing, but they move traffic more efficiently CDOT and last updated 2021-02-27 19:52:59-05 COLORADO SPRINGS — As more people continue to move here, they of course are bringing more traffic with them. It’s led our city’s traffic engineers to come up with some pretty unique roadway designs to accommodate that traffic. If you take a look at the Facebook comments on News 5’s story about the new diverging diamond interchange planned for Powers Blvd. and Research Parkway, you’ll find...