Colorado News: Deaths Rise in I-25 Crash, Rabies Case & More

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Colorado News Update: Accidents, Rabies Case, Robberies and Snowstorm Warning

Here’s a rundown of the latest news from across Colorado as of February 19, 2026, including updates on a fatal accident, a confirmed rabies case, arrests in a series of robberies, and a winter weather advisory.

I-25 Accident in Pueblo County

Five people have died as a result of a multiple-vehicle accident on Interstate 25 in Pueblo County. Details surrounding the cause of the accident are still under investigation. Further updates will be provided as they become available.

First Rabies Case of the Year Confirmed in Arvada

Health officials have confirmed the first case of rabies in Colorado for 2026, located in Arvada. Details regarding the animal involved and potential exposure risks have not been released, but public health authorities are urging residents to take precautions and report any unusual animal behavior.

Arrests Made in Denver-Area Hispanic Business Robberies

Two suspects have been arrested in connection with a series of robberies targeting Hispanic-owned businesses in the Denver metropolitan area. The arrests were made following collaborative efforts between multiple law enforcement agencies. The investigation is ongoing, and additional details will be released as they become available.

Winter Storm Warning for I-70 Mountain Corridor

The National Weather Service has issued a warning for intense gusts of snow along the I-70 mountain corridor. Travelers are advised to exercise extreme caution, allow for extra travel time, and be prepared for potential road closures. Conditions are expected to be hazardous due to reduced visibility and icy roads.

Additional News

In May 2025, Shane McSwane, 28, of Fort Collins, was taken into custody after allegedly carjacking a woman in Aurora and holding her hostage during a crime spree through Pueblo and Huerfano counties. KRDO reports the victim was found unharmed.

three Pueblo residents – Leo Elias Benavidez, 34, Ashley Raeanne Cooper, 33, and Britne Bree Schneider, 25 – face federal charges for their alleged involvement in a series of bank robberies in the Denver-Boulder area in May and June of 2023. Newsbreak details the charges against each suspect.

For more information on these and other developing stories, visit Noticiascolorado.com.

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