RIO BLANCO COUNTY, Colo. (KOAA) — As one of the largest wildfires in Colorado's history continues to burn, an insurance expert in Colorado says natural disasters like this only shine a spotlight on ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... One of Colorado’s largest wildfires on record continued to grow on the Western Slope on Thursday, charring another 10,000 acres as it burned between Meeker ...

A 10-acre grass fire broke out Friday afternoon near Cherryvale Road and Highway 36 in Boulder County, serving as a reminder that fire season in Colorado now extends through winter months, according ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... More evacuation orders rolled out across Colorado’s Western Slope on Wednesday as five wildfires burned across hundreds of square miles. Colorado’s largest ...

Rain showers will start Sunday across Colorado, including on the drought-stricken Western Slope, where multiple wildfires are burning on hundreds of square miles, and continue through at least midweek ...

The Derby Fire in Eagle County tripled in size in a day, growing to 2,624 acres as of the morning of Aug. 21, according to fire officials. The fire was being fought by 117 personnel, nine engines, one ...

With wildfires raging across Colorado amid extreme drought conditions, the state’s inhabitants — human and wildlife alike — are bracing for impacts. On Friday, Aug. 22, around 207,500 acres were ...

Air quality alerts are in place again for the entire Western Slope as firefighters battle more than 20 fires. The Colorado Department of Public Health has issued two air quality health advisories for ...

Natural disasters across the country are impacting where people buy homes and how much money they spend to insure them.

DENVER, Colo. — The Lee Fire burning southwest of Meeker was downgraded in size Wednesday after fire officials said better mapping lead to a better estimate of the fire size. On Monday, fire officials ...

Overnight rain helped slow the spread of the Elk and Lee fires, giving firefighters an advantage as they worked to reinforce containment lines Saturday morning. The Lee fire, now at 133,954 acres, is ...

If you're heading up to one of the most popular parts of Colorado to pop up a tent and get your camp on, you'll need to make sure your plans won't need to change due to current fire restrictions.