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Aspen Acres, Colorado

Colorado wildfires: Evacuations reissued for Custer County residents near Aspen Acres fire

Colorado’s four most active wildfires — the Aspen Acres, Gold Mountain, Elk and Willow fires — have together consumed nearly 150,000 acres, or 233 square miles.

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Colorado’s Aspen Acres wildfire pushed past 100,000 acres with "leave now" zones still active

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Colorado Fire Map as New Evacuations Ordered for Aspen Acres Blaze

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Aspen Acres Fire: Rye & Custer County residents returning home

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office has announced that residents in evacuation zones P-8 and P-11 (Rye) can return home starting at 8 a.m.

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More than 3 weeks after evacuation, Rye residents set to return home

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Flash flood watch issued for Aspen Acres Fire burn scar areas

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Aspen Acres latest, 5:30 on July 22

Organizers say the event helps kids build confidence and competence.

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Flash flood warning issued for areas near Aspen Acres burn scars

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PitCo emergency management officials assist Aspen Acres Fire

Morning Overview on MSN

A Colorado wildfire has burned past 91,000 acres, ranking among the state’s largest ever

A wildfire burning in Colorado has surpassed 91,000 acres, pushing it into the ranks of the largest wildfires ever recorded in the state. The fire’s rapid growth has forced officials to reconcile real-time acreage figures against historical records maintained by federal agencies.

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Colorado wildfires: Gov. Polis declares disaster emergency for Green Ridge fire near Steamboat Springs

Two new wildfires sparked in northern Colorado on Sunday, one of which prompted mandatory evacuations and a disaster declaration from Gov. Jared Polis.