Table Mountain Fire News Today

The blaze that had been raging for two days on the Kasteelpoort side of the mountain led to the suspension of the cableway services.

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Officials in the state believe that new technology will be an essential tool in predicting future fire disasters, which may be more common along Colorado's Front Range than previously thought.

Fire spreading rapidly is always a risk at the University of Cape Town.

Smoke rising across Summit County Monday came from scheduled fuel reduction burns conducted by U.S. Forest Service Fire Management. Burns are likely to continue into Wednesday and possible Thursday near South Barton Gulch. Atmospheric ventilation...

At least seven separate wildfires are burning across Colorado amid dry and windy conditions.

When wildfires spark in Boulder County, fire departments don't have to wait for help, because it comes automatically.

All evacuation orders issued as a result of the Table Mountain Fire in Boulder County have been rescinded, according to the Boulder County Sheriffs Office.

Mandatory evacuations were ordered southwest of Longmont and several roads were closed to drivers for more than an hour after a wildfire ignited in the area Wednesday afternoon.

Wednesday’s fire at Table Mountain in Boulder County was relatively small, with no homes damaged or people hurt. But it is part of a bigger reality Coloradans find themselves grappling with — a fire season that doesn’t seem to have a start or end date.