Together, five wildfires burning on Colorado’s Western Slope have consumed hundreds of square miles, destroying at least five ...

Five active wildfires — the Lee, Elk, Oak, Stoner Mesa and Crosho fires — have charred more than 146,000 acres, or 228 square ...

The Crosho fire in Routt County has grown to more than 1,700 acres, forcing some ranchers to move livestock and leave their ...

Hundreds of thousands of acres in Colorado have been scorched from wildland fires raging on the Western Slope, and officials ...

With the Crosho Fire growing west of Yampa and Phippsburg, local support groups have quickly expanded their disaster recovery ...

The Crosho Fire, growing west of Phippsburg and Yampa in South Routt County, remained zero percent contained at 2,200 acres ...

On Wednesday afternoon first officer Henry Williams and his captain had a birds-eye view of the Crosho Fire as they dove ...

This is video of super scooper planes on Stagecoach Res scooping 1600 gallons of water to drop on Crosho Fire Credit: Sheela ...

The fire started early Monday afternoon in Rio Blanco and Routt Counties, adding to an already tense wildfire season in ...

The Crosho Fire, west of Phippsburg and Yampa, spread to over 1,700 acres, according to a Wednesday afternoon update from ...

The Lee Fire is now more than 127,000 acres, and the Crosho Fire has burned 1,700.

The Crosho Fire, which sparked in Rio Blanco County, has burned over 2,200 acres and remains uncontained at this time.