The human-sparked Pearl fire burning west of Fort Collins in Larimer County is 75% contained, fire officials announced ...

The Pearl Fire in Larimer County near Crystal Lakes is 75% contained as of Saturday, and crews continue to gain control over ...

Debra Deininger, chief revenue officer of N5 Sensors, explains the N5SHIELD artificial intelligence-assisted wildfire detection sensor in Boulder, Sept. 18, 2024. The N5 sensors are ...

New technology allowing firefighters to “smell” points of origin and locate hot spots or new fires even before smoke can be ...

Firefighters continue working to manage the Pearl Fire on day 5. As of Friday morning, the fire 50 miles northwest of Fort ...

The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office ordered mandatory evacuations for some Larimer County residents due to a fire that has ...

An expected storm cell packing wind gusts of up to 40 mph could hamper wildland firefighters’ efforts on Sunday as they battle four large fires burning in southeast Montana and northeast Wyoming.

Firefighters battling the Pearl Fire are expected to receive help from the weather over the weekend with rain in the forecast ...

Firefighters with boots on the ground made progress on the eastern edge of the Pearl fire Wednesday despite gusty winds that ...

Winds kept aircraft from working Pearl Fire near Red Feather Lakes on Wednesday, and the fire did not grow in size.

Larimer County Sheriff John Feyen said wind speeds in the area appeared to be growing Wednesday and could limit air-drops.

The Pearl Fire near Red Feather Lakes, CO, is now 5% contained, remains stable at 128 acres, and involves over 150 personnel.