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A group of 24 Marshall Fire victims has filed a mass action lawsuit against Xcel Energy, on the day it was revealed Xcel equipment played a role in sparking the destructive blaze.
Hundreds of homes were feared burned in Boulder County after hurricane-force winds fueled the growth of a grass fire that eventually exploded to 1,600 acres in size, shutting down roads and forcing thousands of people to evacuate Thursday.
Hundreds of homes were feared burned in Boulder County after hurricane-force winds fueled the growth of a grass fire that eventually exploded to 1,600 acres in size, shutting down roads and forcing thousands of people to evacuate Thursday.
Hundreds of structures — including homes and businesses — have been destroyed in Boulder County following a fast-moving grass fire that forced evacuations in all of Superior and Louisville. Firefighting crews are continuing their efforts Friday morning.
No casualties or fatalities have been reported so far in Boulder County as the Marshall Fire continued to burn Friday morning, the county sheriff said during a news conference on New Year’s Eve.