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Robertson Draw Fire and Crooked Creek Fire Fire crews continue to patrol the containment lines on the Robertson Draw and Crooked Creek Fires burning in the Custer Gallatin National Forest in south central Montana. Containment holds steady at 65% on the 30,000-acre Robertson Draw fire just south of Red Lodge. Fire crews are patrolling the eastern and southern perimeters of the fire looking for hot spots or pockets of heat. Mop-up operations continue to secure these lines, and suppression repair efforts are ongoing. The 4,000-acre Crooked Creek fire east of Bridger in the Pryor Mountains contin...

Robertson Draw Fire and Crooked Creek Fire  Containment lines are holding as fire crews patrol and monitor the Robertson Draw and Crooked Creek Fires burning in the Custer Gallatin National Forest in south-central Montana. The 30,000-acre Robertson Draw fire just south of Red Lodge is holding steady in size and showing minimal fire behavior. Engine crews are monitoring and cleaning up burning material along the southern and eastern sides of the fire. Evacuation warnings remain in effect for the area south of Red Lodge and east of the Beartooth Highway. The 4,000-acre Crooked Creek fire east ...

06/16/21, 5:15 p.m. Robertson Draw Fire: The Robertson Draw Fire burning south of Red Lodge saw significant growth yesterday and is now estimated at about

About two acres burned during a Friday morning (April 2) grass fire in Stanley County. Fort Pierre Volunteer Fire Department assistant chief Tye Odden says the Draw Fire was called in about 10am CT.

The burn scar of the Grizzly Creek Fire is seen on the hillside above Interstate 70 and the Colorado River near the Grizzly Creek exit in Glenwood Canyon in 2020. Chelsea Self / Post Independent With the 20 worst wildfires in Colorado’s history all occurring since 2002 — including 2020’s Grizzly Creek Fire — officials and experts have begun addressing what the Roaring Fork Valley should anticipate in relation to long-term impacts of wildland fires. Flooding and water quality remain the highest concerns. The Glenwood Springs River Commission hosted an online meeting Wednesday, detailin...