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Smoke blankets state as Western Slope fires burn, largely uncontained
Multiple wildfires are burning on the Western Slope, forcing evacuations and darkening the sky across the state. With most of western Colorado under a high fire danger warning, hundreds of firefighters are working in sweltering conditions, with highs in the 90s and no rain in the forecast for the foreseeable future .
More than 108,000 acres of land have burned in separate wildfires in Delta, Dolores, Garfield, Mesa, Moffat, Montrose, and ...
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Fires around the region extend Red Flag Warnings in western ColoradoHot, dry and windy conditions continue as the Grand Valley wakes up to the smell of smoke. Red Flag Warnings have been ...
The Lee fire is now the largest burning in the state, after it more than doubled overnight Wednesday from 22,000 to 45,000 ...
Colorado’s congressional delegation has united to ask the Trump administration to release $140 million in funding previously ...
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Holding onto the heat on the Western SlopeThe National Hurricane Center is tracking two areas to watch for possible tropical development in the Atlantic Ocean as ...
Child care in Colorado is getting more expensive — and in some places, harder to find. Colorado ranks fifth in the country ...
As wildfires continue to start and burn around the western slope, the Grand Valley will be inundated with smoke.
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - July 31 marks a decade of the Bustang, a statewide bus service managed by the Colorado ...
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