A severe storm threat issued on Wednesday allowed firefighters battling the Airport Fire to take advantage of the cooler, wetter conditions to bring the fire to full containment.

Douglas County officials say a wildfire that prompted evacuation orders over the weekend near Louviers was sparked by a train passing through.

Evidence suggests that the Airport Fire, which ignited over the weekend and burned over 100 acres in Douglas County, was ...

“Several other wildfires are still active in Colorado, including the Sowbelly Fire in the Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area, the South Rim Fire in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National ...

The burn area is about 3 miles away from the Airport Fires, previously referred to as the Titan Court Fires, that sparked on ...

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo — A brush fire started Tuesday afternoon in Douglas County, burning in open space east of Highway 85 and ...

Crews in Douglas County continued battling the Airport Fire on Monday, which has burned 130 acres and is 90% contained.

Residents spoke after returning to their homes following an evacuation due to a fire in Louviers. Vicente Arenas talks with ...

Douglas County's helicopter team critically curtailed the airport fire, which burned 130 acres and forced evacuations, by executing rapid water drops.

The investigation continues into the cause of the Airport Fire. As wildfire season ramps up in Colorado, so does the ...

Conditions aren’t likely to improve for fire crews. More dry, hot days with temperatures in the 90s, coupled with low ...