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Grand County Emergency Management issued mandatory evacuations on CR30: Sugarloaf Campground and South Fork Campground and road closures of CR3 and CR30.

For Caroline Glover the inspiration hit her in March, after reading about a restaurant in Amsterdam that purchased greenhouses to sit customers outside the building.

I-70 is closed in Glenwood Springs due to a fire that is near the highway.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KDVR) — The Pine Gulch fire has grown to more than 139,007 acres as of Saturday, making it the largest wildfire in Colorado history. It is burning about 18 miles north of Grand Junction in Mesa and Garfield counties. It started July 31 and was caused by lightning. Click here for updates […]

This is an archive of the coronavirus in Colorado live blog. See the latest updates in the live blog. Sunday, April 26 4:30 p.m.: New COVID-19 data for Colorado The CDPHE says 680 deaths have been reported to the state as of today. There are 13,441 cases statewide and 2,438 people have been hospitalized. Saturday, […]

OMAHA, Neb. — Heavy flooding continued in Nebraska on Friday as it and other states in the Midwest geared up for days and even weeks of water-logged misery. “As snow and rain pass, many communities have experienced devastating flooding. This could last for quite some time,” Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts said. At least 37 people were rescued […]

GOLDEN, Colo. — Almost everywhere you go in Colorado, there are burn bans in effect. This includes White Ranch Park in Golden, which is just a 40 minute drive from downtown Denver. “You have this beautiful grassy field that transitions into ponderosa pines,” said Mary Ann Bonnell, a ranger and visitor service manager with Jefferson […]

DENVER — A noticeable haze across the Denver metro area created by smoke coming from wildfires in nearby states is contributing to poor air quality on Monday. The Tinder Fire in north-central Arizona is the largest of the fires. It has burned 13.5 square miles and authorities were working to evacuate residents and protect homes […]

DENVER — Come rain or shine, the Rockies’ home opener has been the unofficial kick off to spring. The cold weather Friday might have hurt attendance some, but it did not curb enthusiasm. Fire pits, food and fireball whiskey kept a lot of fans warm. With beer and spirits flowing faster than the South Platte […]

MONTECITO, Calif. — At least 13 people were killed and homes were torn from their foundations Tuesday as downpours sent mud and boulders roaring down hills stripped of vegetation by a gigantic wildfire that raged in Southern California last month. Rescue crews used helicopters to pluck people from rooftops because trees and power lines blocked […]

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Colorado Springs officials fear a growing trend of grass and brush fires caused by homeless campers will continue as local homeless shelters have become packed this fall. According to the Colorado Springs Fire Department, the number of fires that originate from homeless camps has increased from 26 in 2014 to 94 […]

GILA COUNTY, Ariz. — Nine people are dead and a 13-year-old boy is still missing after flash flooding swept away a family at a swimming hole in central Arizona, local media reported Sunday afternoon. Fourteen family members were near the Cold Springs Swimming Hole on Saturday afternoon when heavy rains caused flash floods, Hornung said. […]