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Over 30,000 acres burnt in Western Colorado fires

Colorado wildfires: More evacuations issued for Turner Gulch fire on Colorado’s Western Slope

More than 7,600 acres of Colorado’s Western Slope have been burned by four lightning-sparked wildfires, according to fire officials.

Daily Camera · 19h

Colorado wildfires: 5 fires on Western Slope destroy more than 19,300 acres

Longmont Times-Call · 19h

Colorado wildfires: Five fires on Western Slope burn nearly 21,000 acres

Colorado Public Radio · 1d

Dry weather continues to stoke fires in southwest Colorado

High winds and dry, hot weather continue to fuel multiple fires in southwest Colorado on Tuesday, challenging fire crews and prompting evacuations.

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Turner Gulch Fire in western Colorado explodes in size, remains 0 percent contained as evacuation orders expand

Colorado Public Radio · 1d

Turner Gulch fire now largest burning within Colorado after it quadruples in size

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Why is it so hazy in Colorado? Smoke from multiple wildfires wafts toward I-70 corridor

A haze of smoke from wildfires burning in Colorado wafted into counties along the Interstate 70 mountain corridor on Wednesday, prompting an air quality health advisory. The smoke is from four wildfires burning in

CSFD wildland crew responds to Turner Gulch Fire burning over 8,000 acres

A Colorado Springs fire crew is in Mesa County today to help fight a wildfire that grew nearly 7,000 acres overnight.

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GJFD helps BLM in fighting Turner Gulch Fire

The Grand Junction Fire Department (GJFD) helped the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in fighting the Turner Gulch Fire near Gateway.

Gateway residents urged to prepare for wildfire evacuation

On Saturday, a pre-evacuation notice was issued to residents and businesses in parts of Gateway, Colorado due to the Turner Gulch and Wright Draw Fires.

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Colorado lawmakers discuss wildfire prevention

State lawmakers and fire prevention experts discussed ways to better anticipate, prevent, and respond to wildfires in a meeting at the State Capitol on Wednesday.