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  • CDOT lowers speed limit through I-25 Expansion Project

    Starting Nov. 17, the speed limit on I-25 between Woodman Road and just north of Interquest Parkway will be lowered from 65 mph to 55 mph as a safety measure for interstate expansion project workers.Those workers are scheduled to install new speed limit signs, guardrails and lights on both sides of

  • USAFA No. 1 in football graduation success, says NCAA report

    The U.S. Air Force Academy is the United States top-ranked public institution in graduation success rate for college football, according to figures released by the National Collegiate Athletic Association in October. Of the top three public institutions, the Academy ranked first at 93 percent, Boise

  • Academy firefighters win world titles

    LAS VEGAS -- Air Force Academy firefighters earned two world titles and two bronze medals at the World Firefighter Combat Challenge XXII, Oct. 22-27 in Las Vegas.The firefighters, assigned to the 10th Civil Engineer Squadron, were the defending world champions in the over-40 team from the 2012

  • 10th SFS Street Beat

    The 10th Security Forces Squadron responded to the following incidents in October: Criminal Responses· Five reports of larceny· Two active warrants· Two reports of vandalism· One report of underage drinking· One report of child abuse · One possession of cannabis· One Simple Assault· One report of

  • Bridge rehab work to close one eastbound lane of North Gate Boulevard

    The right lane of eastbound North Gate Boulevard will close Monday through Nov. 19 while Colorado Department of Transportation crews repair I-25 as it passes over the boulevard.The lane will close just west of the I-25-North Gate Boulevard intersection, but will not affect traffic on the nearby

  • Cadets aid crash victim on I-25, use Self Aid Buddy Care

    Two cadets used their Air Force Academy training to aid a man who smashed through a guard rail and slammed into a light pole while traveling south on I-25 in his SUV last month.Cadets 3rd Class Zach Morrow and John Kolbo used their Self Aid Buddy Care training, which all Airmen receive through their