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Colorado’s massive Aspen Acres fire sparked by tree falling on power lines, investigators conclude
Sparks from electrical arcing caught fire in grass, pine needles and other low-lying foliage, slowly burning about one acre ...
Fire officials say the official cause of the Aspen Acres Fire was Aspen tree falling into a power line. The fire destroyed more than 350 homes and nearly 800 structures total.
Colorado's seventh-largest wildfire — which scorched more than 102,000 acres — ignited after a tree fell on power lines, according to state investigators.
(CUSTER COUNTY, Colo.) — A report by the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control declared the Aspen Acres Fire ...
State investigation identifies cause of devastating June wildfire, raising questions about utility safety, prevention and ...
Colorado fire investigators have concluded their investigation into the Aspen Acres Fire. Here's what they found.
The Aspen Acres fire — still smoldering at more than 100,000 acres and responsible for the destruction of more than 900 ...
The Aspen Acres fire sparked June 29 about 200 feet west of Highway 165 in Custer County, state investigators said ...
Investigators have released the results of their investigation into the cause of the Aspen Acres Fire in southern Colorado.
Denver City Council approved a new contract Tuesday with Key Lime Air, despite reservations about its ties to federal ...
The Mahoning Valley fire company was dispatched to a tree on wires call Sunday afternoon. The scene was along Gilberts Hill ...
When the first units arrived, firefighters realized that the falling tree had knocked out power to the surrounding area, ...
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