Fire

Todd received a message from a friend on Facebook this morning about a truck fire in Loveland. We have video of the fire and it being put out by the fire department.

After investigating the cause of a storage facility fire in Fort Collins last week, firefighters have a message they want you to hear, for your safety and theirs.

The number of fire trucks on the East Mulberry frontage road definitely caught my eye on my morning commute. PFA is investigating the cause.

The December 23 explosion which shook the town of Windsor left Ty Pirtle severely burned. Here's how you can help his wife and children during this difficult time.

The old mills in Northern Colorado keep going up in flames, and this week's fire wasn't the first in recent history for the abandoned Great Western Sugar Mill.

Fire crews are battling an explosion at an oil well site off of HWY 392 east of Windsor, which happened around 9 p.m. on Friday night.

Smith says firefighters were able to make quick work of the fire, but two of the apartments sustained heavy damage and the remaining units had smoke damage.

Investigators determined that heat and embers from an improperly located and extinguished fire pit on a home’s deck caused an August Fort Collins house fire.

On August 6th, a Windsor building with rich history and resilience succumbed to an intense blaze that engulfed and destroyed this iconic landmark. According to investigators, it was no accident. According to the Coloradoan, at a press conference today, The Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) announced that their investigation revealed the cause of the fire was arson..

For the town of Windsor, the Windsor Flour Mill was once a centerpiece to the entire community. But the fire that occurred on the morning of August 6th dealt the historic mill another blow to it's history which will be hard to come back from.

Just before 2 a.m. Sunday, August 6, the old mill on Main Street in downtown Windsor went up in flames that appeared to be hundreds of feet high.

It happened between 5 and 5:30 p.m., while all around, life continued on as normal.