Colorado Wildfire

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If you're seeing a spike in dragonflies in your backyard, there's a good reason to be glad about that.

If you noticed smoke around the Grand Lake area of RMNP this week: 1) Yes, it was a wildfire, and 2) it is now contained.

Firefighters have completely contained a 6-acre wildfire in the Reservoir Ridge Natural Area in Northwest Fort Collins.

If ever there were people who truly made the most of a bad situation, it was this Colorado couple.

It makes me so proud to live in a community where we take care of our own...

It was reported a couple weeks ago that the 1300-plus-acre Galena Fire, West of Fort Collins, was caused by an accidental spark from an electric fence. Turns out, there's a little more to the story...

Luckily, the Galena Fire is now fully contained, and the cause of the blaze has been discovered.

The High Park Fire last year was devastating, to say the least. I'll never forget the toxic haze that hung over my neighborhood for days at a time, nor the fear from my friends that they might lose their homes. Surely, 2013 won't be as bad, right? Don't be so sure...

7NEWS out of Denver did a great feature about the fight of firefighters to save Mishawaka, twice, from the High Park Fire. What a cool story! Thank you once again to all those firefighters!!!

Some will claim it is out of the goodness of his heart, others will say he is here to earn votes in a pivotal swing state, and some believe it is part of his duty. No matter how you feel about it, President Barack Obama will be in Colorado Springs for about three hours today to view damage caused by the Waldo Fire and thanks first responders.