Crews battle gusty winds to carve out progress on Pearl fire in northern Colorado
Firefighters with boots on the ground made progress on the eastern edge of the Pearl fire Wednesday despite gusty winds that made it unsafe for helicopters and airplanes to fight the wildfire from above, U.S. Forest Service officials said.
Firefighters battling the Pearl Fire are expected to receive help from the weather over the weekend with rain in the forecast ...
Firefighters got partial containment for the first time on the Pearl Fire burning in northwestern Larimer County.
Larimer County Sheriff John Feyen said wind speeds in the area appeared to be growing Wednesday and could limit air-drops.
The Pearl Fire entered its second day Tuesday, with evacuation orders still in place and additional support expected from ...
The Carter Lake Reservoir, a popular recreation area southwest of Loveland, now has limited activities allowed for the public ...
The fire started on private property late Monday morning about 5 miles northwest of Red Feather Lakes. There was no ...
Officials with the US Forest Service and the Larimer County Sheriff's Office gave updates on the Pearl Fire, which was an ...
The Pearl Fire near Red Feather Lakes, CO, is now 5% contained, remains stable at 128 acres, and involves over 150 personnel.
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