Despite the Lee fire growing to nearly 117,000 acres, officials said they were optimistic about preventing it from growing ...

The Lee and Grease fires were discovered on Aug. 2 as lightning strikes on land managed by the Bureau of Land Management in the Piceance Creek area. The Lee and Grease fires quickly merged, becoming ...

The Lee Fire near Meeker is now over 113,000 acres, fire maps show, and has surpassed the Spring Creek Fire of 2018 as the ...

The Bureau of Land Management White River Field Office has issued an emergency public closure of additional public lands for ...

The Lee Fire burning in Western Colorado has begun racing south after winds shifted away from the town of Meeker on Friday, ...

Rio Blanco County officials lifted some mandatory evacuation and pre-evacuation orders Friday afternoon for the Elk and Lee ...

Firefighters are comfortable saying the town of Meeker is safe from the Lee and Elk Fires, but they had to do some serious ...

The Lee Fire has grown to over 116,000 acres, making it the fifth largest in state history. It’s also close to Meeker.

The largest of several wildfires in northwestern Colorado grew to over 100,000 acres overnight, prompting new evacuations.