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Colorado fire crews reach 100% containment in Coulter Creek Fire
Firefighters have officially left the Coulter Creek Fire after fully containing the 104-acre wildfire, but plan to monitor the burn area for flareups while neighbors breathe a sigh of relief for a wildfire that got too close for comfort.
The Lee and Elk fires in Rio Blanco County have scorched more than 20,000 acres combined as of Tuesday morning.
The combination of gusty winds (up to 35 mph), single-digit humidity, and extremely dry fuels means fire could spread quickly ...
A fire in western Moffat County has grown to about 105 acres and is 80% contained, according to James Michels, the deputy ...
Firefighters are working to gain control over several lightning-caused wildfires that by Tuesday morning had burned across ...
A wildfire that started in northwest Colorado on Saturday afternoon has now burned around 4,000 acres. Evacuations and ...
An uncollared wolf has killed enough livestock in Rio Blanco County to meet Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s definition of ...
The Middle Mesa Fire has burned 2,500 acres with no containment so far in Rio Arriba County in New Mexico and Archuleta County in Colorado.
A wildfire burning near the Colorado border has quickly grown to more than 2,000 acres, according to Forest Service maps and ...
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