UPDATE: CO-115 reopened near Florence after fatal crash
(FLORENCE, Colo.) — CSP reported that around 3:30 p.m., the highway between Florence and Cañon City reopened to traffic.
According to the Colorado State Patrol (CSP), a motorcyclist was declared dead at the scene after a crash that closed Colorado Highway 115 near Florence around noon on Sunday, June 1.
According to COTrip, the highway is closed in both directions between Mackenzie Avenue, near Brookside, and Elm Street, 1 mile outside of Florence.
Drivers should expect delays or choose alternate routes.
FOX21 News will update this story when more details are available.
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