As Colorado communities once again face devastating wildfire losses, survivors of the most costly fire in the state’s history are offering tips for managing the long road to recovery. So far, the Aspen Acres,

Here's the latest on the fires burning across the state.

Firefighters are working across Colorado to protect communities and infrastructure as multiple major wildfires continue burning. Denver7 has been tracking the state's four largest wildfires of 2026 —

Federal firefighting resources are being stretched thin as dozens of major wildfires burn across the U.S., including more than a half dozen in Colorado. The National Interagency Fire Center has upped its preparedness level

The largest fire, the Aspen Acres Fire burning in Custer and Pueblo counties, had scorched just shy of 100,000 acres as of Friday, making it the seventh largest fire in Colorado's history. Containment of the fire,

As firefighters battle multiple wildfires across the state, members of the Colorado National Guard are playing a critical role both on the ground and behind the scenes, supporting fire crews, law enforcement and emergency managers.

The seventh-largest wildfire in Colorado history crossed the 100,000-acre threshold over the weekend, but firefighters battling the Aspen Acres blaze have also made large strides in containment. As of Sunday morning,

“We’re not saying she’s ready for a badge, but we’re also not saying she isn’t,” the Colorado Springs Fire Department wrote on Facebook

As wildfires burn across the state, Colorado Search and Rescue state coordinator Trevin Montano thinks there are a few things that anyone recreating in the mountains this summer should know. Montano,

Colorado has needed rain all year, but the wildfires burning in western Colorado are creating some complications. The National Weather Service in Pueblo recently demonstrated how burn scarred terrain can be hydrophobic,