Several areas in Fremont County were placed under mandatory evacuation on Sunday night after the Aspen Acres Fire made a run ...

The fast-moving Aspen Acres Fire continues to burn tens of thousands of acres in Pueblo and Custer counties, leaving many city of Pueblo residents wondering whether the Steel City itself is at risk.

At least 185 homes and four businesses have been destroyed in Pueblo County alone by the Aspen Acres Fire, Sheriff David Lucero said during a press conference the afternoon of July 6. Seventy-eight ...

June 27 was a joyous day for Tara Stosek and her family as they entertained friends and family in their longtime Beulah home to celebrate a wedding. The unique, artist-built residence on Pine Drive ...

There's more good news from Aspen Acres Fire officials on July 5, as the eighth-largest wildfire in Colorado history is now ...

Aspen Acres Fire burns tens of thousands of acres; Pueblo unlikely to be reached — main issue: smoke, air quality.

A Beulah couple is starting over after the Aspen Acres Fire destroyed their 25-year artist-built home. Gayle Eubank ...

The fast-moving wildfire that began June 29 near the Aspen Acres campground in Custer County is the eighth largest in ...

The Aspen Acres Fire began the morning of June 29 and has since burned more than 50,000 acres in Pueblo and Custer counties. Large areas of Pueblo County, including the entire towns of Beulah and Rye, ...

Beulah and Rye remain under evacuation, and Colorado highways 165 and 78 remain closed in places as firefighters battle the ...

The Colorado Horse Rescue was founded in 1986 by two horsewomen, Sharon Jackson and Jill Pratt. According to CHR’S website, ...

The Aspen Acres fire has destroyed at least 180 structures and likely many more. Officials warn that resources are thinning ...