Grizzly Creek Fire

The National Weather Service says life-threatening flash flooding and debris flows are taking place in Glenwood Canyon Sunday evening. I-70 may become buried by debris. Vehicles should only be used to escape life-threatening situations. The NWS flash flood warning is in effect until 9:30 p.m. Sunday night. I-70 is closed in both directions through Glenwood Canyon and will remain closed until the flash-flood warning has expired and crews have a chance to inspect roadways.

Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers were at the Hanging Lake Trail media event last week. KDNK caught up with Education Director, Ben Sherman, and…

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Since Thursday, the Grizzly Creek fire has grown about 150 acres between the west side of Grizzly Creek drainage and No Name drainage. Spot fires also…

Smoke is still visible in parts of the Grizzly Creek Fire but that doesn't mean the perimeter is growing. KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh has an update.