Southbound Interstate 25 north of Pueblo will reopen this afternoon after a fatal train derailment and bridge collapse on Sunday closed the highway in both directions for three days.
PUEBLO, CO – OCTOBER 18 : Colorado Gov. Jared Polis visits the site of the train derailed along Interstate 25 in Pueblo, Colorado on Wednesday, October 18, 2023. Gov. Jared Polis announced in a news release and on social media just before 1 p.m. that southbound I-25 will reopen this afternoon.
Today, I toured the site of the train derailment North of Pueblo and heard directly from leaders and engineers on the ground about the state of the investigation and cleanup.and that the derailment happened before the bridge collapsed. The incident killed a truck driver, 60-year-old Lafollete Henderson of Compton, California, and covered the roadway with coal and at least six overturned train cars.
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