Katie joined the Denver7 team as a digital content producer in April of 2023.
AURORA, Colo. — Aurora police shut down westbound Interstate 70 Thursday morning at Chambers Road for a crash, the agency posted on the social media site X.This roadway is shutdown starting at Chambers. There is no ETA of when it will be back open. We ask people to avoid the area and take an alternate route if possible.— Aurora Police Dept May 9, 2024 Aurora PD said it does not know when the area will reopen.
Traffic is backed up to Tower Road, Denver7 Traffic Expert Jayson Luber said. And southbound Peña Boulevard is slow from Green Valley Ranch Boulevard.
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