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In a better position when we need to respond to an emergency incident. this kind of management that you talk about, managing the fuels, and im assuming youre talking about the natural environments, creating these kind of natural landscape fire breaks. is the management of this consistent between different authorities, or is there a bit of a gap in terms of what one local authority perhaps suggests in terms of time planning compared to another one? ., . ., , one? there are certainly gaps in some ...

Despite so much moisture in the last month, Shoshone National Forest is dry enough for a small fire to burn after a lightning strike in the wilderness.

The Colorado Springs Fire Department has issued permits for five fireworks displays for July 4, with another two pending, including the display traditionally held at Memorial Park which will move

Since the beginning of 2022, about 3 million acres across the United States — roughly an area the size of Connecticut — have been burned by wildfires. As the days get longer and hotter, we...

The Colorado legislative session that ended in May passed a bevy of bills including many that promote environmental efforts in Colorado, ranging from funding for wildlife road crossings to wildfire mitigation and a bill to…

Gov. Jared Polis signed three bills into law Thursday to assist victims of wildfires and help prevent fires from happening in the first place.

The City of Laguna Beach is extremely fortunate that the winds didn’t shift during last week’s Coastal Fire.

KCRA 3 Investigates answers your questions on PG&E's plan to bury 10,000 miles of power lines.

SACRAMENTO -- The California Fire Safe Council (CFSC), California's leader in community resiliency and community wildfire risk reduction, is hosting an...