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Good morning southern Colorado and happy Friday! Here s what you need to know to start your day.Large number of Blackhawk helicopters to fill the sky ove adidas samba og r Colorado SpringsOfficials at Fort Carson are warning residents that the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopters may cause some extra noise to your morning. The helicopters are leaving Fort Carson and flying east towards Fountain, heading north to the Air Force Academy and then flying south back to adidas yeezy  Fort Carson between 7 a.m. to air max 720  11 a.m.Week long southbound I-25 closure south of Pueblo starts todaySouthbound I-25 will be closed 24 hours a day at Burnt Mill Road starting today through Sept. 13. The project will resurface approximately 12 miles of I-25 to improve the roadway drivability as well as improve vehicle traction to the surface.Cooler with strong to severe storms at the end of the dayA cold front is trying to push through the region this morning and while it won t really feel all the cool, we ll still see about 10 degrees knocked off our hig Osvf AG Garland appoints special counsel after classified documents were found at Biden s Delaware home
Governor Tony Evers has declared a statewide State of Emergency following severe storms Wednesday night into Thursday morning.The storms caused widespread damage, downed trees and power lines, power outages, and road closures due to debris.In a press release, Evers said:  Last night   storms affected communities from the Mississippi River to Lake Michigan, leaving many regions jordan3  with widespread damage. Wisconsinites  adidas originals forum are resilient, and nike jordan  I know first responders, utilities, and many across our state are working to respond today. I ;m declaring a State of Emergency this morning to ensure state resources are available as we work together to get communities the support and help they need. The executive order directs state agencies to help those affected by the storms. It also allows the Wisconsin National Guard to be called to active duty.