Cedar Knob Fire Continues To Burn
The Cedar Knob Fire continues to burn about 20 miles south of Maybell in Moffat County.
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The Cedar Knob Fire continues to burn about 20 miles south of Maybell in Moffat County.
In this season of devastating wildfires, broadcast media from across Colorado are joining forces to host a telethon on Wednesday, July 11, to support American Red Cross Disaster Relief efforts in Colorado and to benefit the Colorado Professional Fire Fighters Foundation.
The Bull Basin Fire burning in Mesa County was 100 percent contained Wednesday afternoon.
Denver Broncos Quarterback Peyton Manning has reportedly signed the paperwork on a home in Cherry Hills Village.
This year's early spring means Colorado's famous Palisade peaches are arriving on the Front Range three weeks earlier than last year and two weeks ahead of normal.
A judge has determined there is enough evidence for a man accused in a hit and run that left an Englewood police dead, to stand trial.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney visited a food bank in Southern Colorado that's working to help victims of the region's wildfires.
President Barack Obama will make federal health insurance available to about 8,000 temporary wildland firefighters, a White House official said Tuesday.
Homeowners woke up to find the damage on Tuesday and victims spent the day scrubbing sprayed designs and expletives off their cars as best they could.
The Colorado Department of Transportation says part of U.S. 24 is still open after a sinkhole 100 feet deep and 20 feet across opened beside the road, apparently caused by the collapse of an abandoned railroad tunnel far below.
The search for a hiker who's been missing for a week will ramp up on Wednesday.
A sports management business owner has bid $253,000 to win a 1920s game bat that Ty Cobb gave to young Detroit Tigers teammate Eddie Onslow.
The body of a Canadian climber has been recovered from a southwest Colorado mountain after he fell to his death in a rain and hail storm.
The most destructive wildfire in Colorado history has been fully contained less than three weeks after it erupted.
A Boulder County man suspected of causing a wreck that caused a pregnant woman to lose her baby has been charged with vehicular assault.
