Marshall Fire victims show signs of support for those affected by Maui Fire
A crowd including many Marshall Fire victims showed up in force at Upslope Brewing in Boulder to raise money for the victims of the fire on the Hawaiian island of Maui.
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Marshall Fire victims who weren't eligible for $10M in donated rebuilding funds hope to receive upcoming round
CBS News Colorado found nearly half of the Marshall Fire's victims may not be receiving $20,000 checks of donated money, simply because of where they chose to rebuild. Now those people are hoping the next round of disbursements will be different.
Hundreds of parents want BVSD schools tested for toxins
More than a year and a half after the Marshall Fire, some parents are worried their kids' schools may not be safe. It's not fire damage parents are worried about but fire byproducts in the smoke, soot and ash.
Mayor Pro Tem of Superior offers advice to Maui wildfire survivors
There are turning points in life and for Neal Shah, the Marshall Fire is one of them.
Insurance companies sue Xcel Energy over Marshall Fire
Dozens of insurance companies are suing Xcel Energy to recoup money paid out to homes and businesses lost in Colorado's most destructive wildfire.
Homeowners, including Marshall Fire survivors, see insurance premiums climb
On top of soaring property taxes, insurance premiums have now doubled or even tripled for some homeowners. Others are seeing policies canceled altogether.
More Marshall Fire victims file lawsuits against Xcel Energy
Even though Xcel Energy continues to maintain that its equipment is not responsible for the start of Colorado's most destructive wildfire, the number of people suing the company continues to grow.
Lead attorney in Marshall Fire suit: Xcel "doesn't want to accept responsibility"
The lead attorney in the lawsuit that was filed against Xcel Energy after the Marshall Fire says this week's announcement of the wildfire's causes only strengthens the case of those he's representing.
Marshall Fire: most destructive fire in Colorado history was composed of 2 fires
On Thursday, the Boulder County sheriff announced that the Marshall Fire was composed of two fires with two separate origins.
Condo complex breaks ground on new homes after losing 30 in Marshall Fire
The Wildflower Condominiums is the only multi-family community in Louisville that was affected by the Marshall Fire, so getting the permits needed and builders lined up was a huge challenge but now that's all taken care of and soon thirty families will have their homes back.
Improvements made to alert and warning systems since Marshall Fire
Improvements are being made to alert systems used to warn Coloradans of impending wildfires.
Community writes inspiring messages on inside of new home in Marshall Fire burn zone
Community members are coming together, writing inspiring messages on the frame of a house being rebuilt after it was destroyed by the Marshall fire.
Goats chow down on vegetation in Louisville open space
Some very hard-working goats are busy chomping down vegetation in an open space area in Louisville this week.
Couple whose house was "infused" with pollutants wish it had burned down
Colorado's insurance commissioner says the state needs standards for remediating homes that are damaged, but not destroyed in wildfires.
Coming Up: Community Conversation about the Marshall Fire
On Thursday evening, watch a Community Conversation CBS News Colorado hosted about the Marshall Fire this month on our stream.
Lawmaker: State will have windfall from Marshall Fire if taxes not waived
State lawmakers are considering a bill to waive or refund millions of dollars in taxes for people impacted by certain wildfires, including the Marshall Fire.
After Marshall Fire, family's dream home designed for all phases of life
Louie Delaware and his family celebrated the construction of their new home as they look to age in place in a home with features accessible to anyone.
Couple who bought home before Marshall Fire still fighting with insurance
A Boulder County couple who bought their dream home hours before it was destroyed by the Marshall Fire is now fighting their insurance company to cover all the losses.
Lawmakers consider report to address underinsurance
Wendy Wyss is among the more than one thousand homeowners who lost everything they owned in the Marshall Fire. She had just bought her house nine months before the fire and says her dwelling coverage was more than half of the purchase price.
Mortgage company rescinds foreclosure on Marshall Fire victim's property
Ed Sharp's new manufactured house arrived a little over a week ago and if not for Boulder County Treasurer Paul Weissmann, he might have lost it.
California and Colorado wildfire victims team up to address IRS tax policy
Wildfire survivors from Colorado and California are teaming up for a high-stakes battle. This time, they're taking on Uncle Sam and a tax policy they say adds insult to injury.
Photos show how badly Marshall Fire damaged Target
Shoppers entering the newly reopened Target store in Superior this week will be able to see the level of damage that the interior of the building sustained.
Superior marshall fire building codes fire resistant
Superior's Town Trustees passed an ordinance supporting more stringent building codes in the hard hit Sagamore neighborhood when it comes to fire resistant building, but created an opt out for people who owned homes at the time of the Marshall Fire.
Marshall Fire victims have many options for rebuilding homes to higher energy efficiency standards
Burned out homeowners were at a town hall session Wednesday night and heard more information about how they can rebuild homes lost in the Marshall Fire to higher energy efficiency standards.
Marshall Fire Action Report analyzes response, improvements
There are many lessons to be learned from the devastating Marshall Fire when it comes to preventing another tragedy.
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