Pearl fire burning west of Fort Collins 90% contained, all evacuation orders lifted
The human-sparked Pearl fire burning west of Fort Collins in Larimer County is 90% contained, fire officials announced Saturday. At 4 p.m. Saturday, Larimer County officials issued an “All Clear” for the wildfire, lifting all remaining evacuation orders and allowing normal activity in the area to resume.
Thick smoke will move into Colorado and arrive in the Denver metro area Thursday afternoon and evening. This wave of smoke ...
The fires, which burned about two acres total, started Thursday afternoon near the intersection of North Airport Boulevard ...
A Colorado man has been charged with arson after an investigation into a wildfire that burned 15 square miles and caused more ...
Both directions of I-76 were closed northeast of Denver on Thursday afternoon because of a wildfire. All lanes reopened after ...
WIGGINS, Colo. — Crews have contained a brush fire that shut down Interstate 76 near Wiggins Thursday. Wiggins Fire Chief ...
Quaking aspen trees — they’re a “symbol of the Colorado high country,” according to Colorado Encyclopedia. The Populus ...
Firefighting crews from Colorado are helping out in the battles against wildfires outside of the state, as they have done all ...
In the past two months alone, the flaming carcasses of electrocuted birds have ignited at least three wildfires in Colorado.
Jason Hobby, 49, was charged in connection to the Alexander Mountain Fire, which burned through 15 square miles in Colorado.
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