For the first time since the Aspen Acres Fire began on June 29, the fire did not grow between fire mappings Monday afternoon ...

While many residents of Beulah were allowed to return home on July 13, it may still be some time before Rye residents can do the same. To the north and west of Rye, in the area of Lake Isabel, ...

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office has completed the transition into its new 672-bed, net-zero detention facility.

Firefighters continue to make significant progress on the Aspen Acres Fire, but caution that there's "still more work ahead." ...

Volunteer Beulah crews battle the Aspen Acres Fire 12 days, protecting neighbors as mutual aid and mitigation save homes ...

Containment for the Aspen Acres Fire stood at 36% on July 13 as the Northern Rockies CIMT 6 prepared to take command of the 1 ...

Beulah Fire Chief Bryan Ware said Wednesday that 193 homes have been destroyed in the Aspen Acres Fire, and recovery "cannot ...

The Aspen Acres Fire had scorched more than 97,500 acres and 337 homes in Pueblo and Custer counties as of July 11, making it one of the largest and most destructive wildfires in Colorado history. The ...

The Aspen Acres Fire is 34% contained as of July 11 after firefighters gained another 6% containment overnight. The seventh largest fire in Colorado history has now burned 97,505 acres and destroyed ...

The Aspen Acres Fire continues to burn tens of thousands of acres in Pueblo and Custer counties. Here are the latest updates ...

New updates from officials say more than 850 structures including 337 homes have been destroyed in the Aspen Acres Fire. In Pueblo County, 254 homes and four commercial properties were lost. There ...

Fire crews defended Greenwood and Wetmore July 7 as the Aspen Acres Fire surged to the northwest. Firefighters under the ...