Aspen Acres Fire continues to burn out of control in southern Colorado
Summary
A large wildfire called the Aspen Acres Fire is burning in southern Colorado, covering over 55,000 acres and destroying more than 180 buildings, including homes. Authorities have ordered evacuations in several areas, and the fire is not yet contained. Strong winds and dry conditions are making the fire spread faster.Key Facts
- The Aspen Acres Fire started on Monday and has burned 55,405 acres so far.
- It has destroyed over 180 structures; the number of homes destroyed is not yet known.
- The fire is mainly burning in Pueblo and Custer counties in southern Colorado.
- It is the top firefighting priority in the United States right now.
- Strong winds and no rain are causing the fire to grow quickly.
- Evacuations are in place for areas including Beulah, Rye, San Isabel, and parts of Fremont County.
- Local businesses, like Three Sisters Tavern & Grill, are helping evacuees and first responders with food, water, and support.
- Investigators say the fire was caused by human actions but details are still being looked into.
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