Waldo Canyon Fire Evacuees Return To Find Property Burglarized, Vandalized
Some evacuees from the Waldo Canyon Fire are returning home to find they were burglarized.
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Some evacuees from the Waldo Canyon Fire are returning home to find they were burglarized.
A local couple who claim to be Satanists believe they're a victim of a hate crime and were targeted because of their religious beliefs.
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Denver Police Officers, friends, family and colleagues celebrated the life of fallen DPD Officer Celena Hollis in the same place she died one week ago.
Homeowners returned to their neighborhoods Sunday morning to see the destruction first hand in the wake of the Waldo Canyon Fire.
The investigation into what caused Colorado's most destructive wildfire continues as authorities examine video.
Before homeowners were allowed to return to the hardest hit neighborhoods in the Waldo Canyon Fire, many speculated about what they would find.
One Waldo Canyon Fire evacuee recorded her emotional journey as she was driving out of her neighborhood before her home was destroyed by flames.
A deadly collision claims the lives of three Boy Scouts and an adult from Woodland Park along with a toddler in another vehicle.
Firefighters working the Pine Ridge Fire are encountering difficult conditions as they try to get the upper hand on the wildfire. All evacuations orders in Mesa County have been lifted.
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At least 10,000 people remain evacuated from the Waldo Canyon Fire burning in Colorado Springs. Some 7,000 evacuees will be allowed home at 8 p.m. Sunday.
Some of those killed in a crash while returning to Woodland Park from a Boy Scout camp in Wyoming have been identified.
The mother of one of the boys involved in a deadly accident in Lakewood says the tragic situation should never have happened.
A car returning to Colorado from a Boy Scout camp veered into an oncoming lane and slammed head-on into a motor home, killing five people and injuring four others, the Wyoming Highway Patrol said.
