Colorado Wildfires

With fire crews battling blazes across the region, the air is thick with uncertainty. How are local residents holding up amidst the chaos?

With the Turner Gulch Fire showing signs of containment, communities are cautiously optimistic. There's still a lot to keep an eye on, though.

Smoke is filling the skies of Western Colorado, and it’s affecting more than just the view. Let's talk about what that means for locals right now.

Colorado wildfires fueled by heat and wind have triggered smoke cover, road closures, and evacuations from Grand Junction to Montrose. Stay informed before heading outdoors.

As Western Colorado residents and organizations band together to assist evacuees of the ongoing wildfires, one Grand Junction pet shop is offering assistance in housing pets for those in need.

July heat has ignited dangerous wildfires in Montrose, Mesa and Delta. Learn about the South Rim, Sowbelly and Turner Gulch fires, road closures and costly firefighting efforts.

With evacuation orders looming, the reality of the Sowbelly Fire is setting in. Residents are facing the challenge of packing up and leaving behind their homes.

Wildfire closes Black Canyon park as smoke, red flag warnings, and fire weather grip Western Colorado.

Colorado’s wildfire season is year-round, with five fires over 1,000 acres already in 2025. As drought and heat continue, here’s what to know and how to stay prepared.

Colorado’s San Miguel County saw a brush fire when a Tesla Cybertruck towing a woodchipper ignited private land. Nine agencies contained the 0.61‑acre blaze within hours; investigators are still determining the cause.