The 24 fire, a wildfire that sparked last week in southern Colorado, has consumed nearly 2,000 acres and evacuated dozens of residents, officials said Sunday.

The “24 Fire,” which sparked Wednesday just east of Highway 115 near mile marker 24 but began ballooning in size starting Thursday, has grown to nearly 2,000 acres as of Saturday evening.

A wildfire burning in Fremont County since Wednesday has shut down Highway 115. The fire is burning on Fort Carson land.

Coloradans in Fremont and Costilla counties were still under mandatory evacuation orders Saturday as wildfires continued to burn roughly 100 miles apart on Fort Carson and in Chama Canyon.

Another wildfire in Custer County, near Argyle, is 50% contained, according to officials. The Custer County Sheriff's Office said around 6:15 p.m. on Saturday, March 21, that half of the Sundance ...

High winds and hot, dry temperatures caused the wildfire along Colorado 115 to grow by almost 100 acres on Saturday as at least three southern Colorado cities broke all-time monthly highs for the ...

Fort Carson officials said the wildfire along Colorado 115 saw “very little” overnight growth but warn that temperatures and winds will only increase as Saturday unfolds. That will “pose a challenge” ...

WAIMEA, Hawaii (Island News) – The Kauai Fire Department (KFD) continues to battle a brush fire reported overnight on Waimea Canyon Drive. As of 10 a.m. on Sunday, KFD crews continue to put out spot ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Eight adults and one child were displaced by a fire at an apartment complex in Amherst Sunday morning, according to the Amherst Central Fire Alarm Office. Multiple fire ...

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The Kansas City Chiefs look like they’ll be bringing the band back together for one last ride. Dianna Russinni of The Athletic reported on Sunday, March 8 that several league sources now believe that ...