Wildfire

The Cameron Peak Fire’s containment has increased to 40% and has currently burned 126,164 acres.

The Mullen Fire is now 6% contained.

On Monday, The Anheuser-Busch Brewery in Fort Collins temporarily halted beer production to produce canned water for those in need all across the country.

The Lone Star Fire started on Aug. 22.

Wednesday, August 26, Poudre Fire Authority tweeted that they were battling the Picnic Rock Fire near Highway 287 and Highway 14, in the Poudre Canyon.

As of Tuesday, August 25, the Lewstone Fire has been completely contained and evacuees can return home.

In the recorded history of Wyoming, there have been some huge fires that have left a lasting mark on the state. Here are four of Wyoming's worst wildfires.

The Lewstone Fire, which was first reported on August 22 and forced evacuations, is burning northwest of Fort Collins near Laporte, 3.5 miles west of Highway 287.

The Pine Gulch Fire near Grand Junction was hot enough that it started to produce lightning.

Four major wildfires are burning in Colorado, which has made traveling through the mountains tricky (where it's even possible).

Officials need the public's help to find the cause of the Cameron Peak Fire.

The iconic spot was in danger of being destroyed by the Grizzly Creek Fire, but as of Sunday, August 16, it looks like it's been spared.