Northern Colorado received about a half-inch of rain on Saturday, which helped slow the spread of the Hewlett Fire. Fire officials reported the blaze was 85 percent contained at 9 a.m. on May 20. It […]
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The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) will open the Virginia Dale Rest Area for the summer on Monday, May 21. The rest area is located on US 287 at mile marker 383, approximately two miles […]
Q: I heard there’s actually a law against having weeds in your yard; that’s not really true, is it? A: It is actually a City of Fort Collins Code Violation (not exactly a law). By […]
Firefighters made good progress against the Hewlett Fire on Friday, reporting it 45 percent contained with no additional spread by sunset. The heavy air tanker dropped 8,300 gallons of retardant on the blaze, which has […]
The Hewlett Fire is taking its toll on weekend events as well as on more than 7,600 acres of national forest land north of Poudre Canyon. Mishawaka Amphitheatre sits on the river in the canyon […]
The U.S. Forest Service has issued a citation to James J. Weber of Fort Collins for starting the Hewlett Fire. According to U.S. Forest Service investigators, Weber was camping on the Hewlett Gulch trail Monday […]
Firefighting resources continue to arrive to help battle the Hewlett Fire north of the Poudre Canyon, which has been declared a disaster emergency. As of Friday at 10 a.m., 522 personnel were on the scene […]
The first residents evacuated from the Hewlett Fire were told last night that they could return to their homes in the Bonner Peak area, but those whose houses are along Colorado Highway 14 are still […]
Residents along Colorado Highway 14 in the Poudre Canyon from the Greyrock Trailhead to the North Poudre Diversion Dam — between mile markers 113 and 115 — have been ordered to evacuate the area as […]
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