After spending weeks recovering from serious injuries while the Aspen Acres Fire threatened Bishop Castle, caretaker Daniel ...
Some residents in Custer County were planning for a return to their homes Monday as evacuation orders related to the Aspen Acres fire had been eased in the morning, but Mother Nature had other ideas.
On Sunday, officials in southern Colorado said more residents will be allowed to return home soon as they continue to lift evacuation orders near the Aspen Acres Fire.
Colorado’s largest active wildfire has burned more than 100,000 acres as crews managed to contain more than half of the fire line as of Saturday morning.
A southern Colorado power company’s equipment was “a substantial factor” in starting and fueling the Aspen Acres fire, the ...
Four people are suing the San Isabel Electric Association, claiming the company is responsible for the start of the Aspen ...
The Aspen Acres Fire in Southern Colorado has burned 99,820 acres and, as of Thursday, July 16, is at 36% containment, according to the Northern Rockies Complex Incident Management Team 6 (CIMT6) ...
The Aspen Acres Fire grew another 746 acres from Wednesday to Thursday, bringing the seventh-largest fire in state history to ...
A group is suing San Isabel Electric Association for its alleged role in the Aspen Acres Fire, claiming a fallen tree on a ...
A new lawsuit alleges that power lines owned by the San Isabel Electric Association sparked the Aspen Acres fire, which now ...
The Custer County Sheriff’s Office shared safety tips from the propane industry for when a homeowner returns to a home with a ...
The Aspen Acres Fire remains 36% contained as of Wednesday morning, and while thousands of evacuees have returned home, many others continue to wait.
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