Fire officials on Tuesday gave Denver7 an up-close look at the Lee Fire burn scar, which has grown to more than 116,000 acres ...

The Lee Fire burning in Rio Blanco has grown to more than 116,000 acres in just over a week. Supreme Court makes major ...

With the Lee Fire already the fifth-largest wildfire in Colorado history, dozens of Garfield and Rio Blanco County residents ...

Five homes and 14 outbuildings have been lost in rural Rio Blanco and Garfield counties due to the Lee and Elk fires.

After a series of hot, dry, sunny days, Eagle County’s fire danger levels are extremely high. The Lee Fire currently burning in Rio Blanco County has burned close to 120,000 acres, making it the ...

Regarding the Lee Fire, firefighters are continuing to reinforce containment lines on the north side of the fire along Highway 13 and secure lines around houses and infrastructure ...

We are starting to heat back up here on the Western Slope, and tomorrow will be no exception. I have our high at 100° and sunny skies! Smoke from Rio Blanco county will also remain a factor in our ...

The still-raging Lee Fire began as two separate fires, both of which were sparked by lightning strikes in early August.

The three people killed outside a Target in Austin, Texas, on Aug. 11 were identified, including a 4-year-old and a store employee.