High Park Fire

The National Guard is playing a very active part in Fighting the High Park Fire West of Fort Collins. There are 3 Blackhawk Helicopters from the Army National Guard. The Guard is helping to fight the fire on the ground as well with hundreds of guardsmen and women.  T...

Finally there is a way you can help those affected by the High Park Fire west of Fort Collins. The High Park Fire Donations Collection Center has opened in the Foothills Fashion Mall in the space that used to be  Mervyn’s.

Arianna Van Fleet, a 14-year-old from Fort Collins felt the same way a lot of us do when it comes to the High Park Fire... Wanting to help, but really unable to do anything. That is when Arianna turned to Facebook and created "Gratitude for First Responders." It's a place people can go to post notes of thanks and let our responders know that their efforts are important and never far fro

When I was a kid I can remember my family always making the comment "I wish I had half as much energy as that kid." I always got annoyed by it thinking that they were just lazy, and if they really wanted to they could get off the couch and run around in circles and bounce off the walls with me. Now that I have kids of my own I realize that their energy level really is through the roof an

During times of natural disasters, we all face fear. Kids are especially volunerable and ask a lot of questions about what is going on. We found some advice from a local professional to help. Michael Gitter, LCSW, clinical case coordinator at Mountain Crest Behavioral Hospital in Fort Collins, shares some tips for helping your kids cope with their fears during the High Park Fire.

The latest count on structures destroyed in the High Park Fire as of Friday afternoon is 112. The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office released this number within the last 30 minutes and said in a briefing Friday afternoon, that more destroyed homes still need to be counted.

A spot fire started last night at the High Park Fire. This spot fire is estimated at 200 acres this afternoon. The Larimer Country Sheriff’s Office says about 100 firefighters are working this spot fire in addition to an air attack.  These resources are focusing on structure protection in the Glacier View area.

We need some rain and we need it badly!  The High Park Fire is now  over 50 thousand acres and it is still growing! So, Dave Jensen, Todd Harding and I decided to do our own rain dance.  Yesterday I wrote an article on how to do an authentic Native American Rain Dance so we decided to give it a go. We grabbed the camera and headed to the parking lot.  The dance is in no way meant to offend anyone

The High Park Fire west of Fort Collins is currently at 52,000 acres with 15% containment. The fire only grew approximately 2,000 acres yesterday. This is the lowest daily growth to date. However, fire officials issued some late night evacuations last night after the Fire jumped the Poudre River.

94.3 MAX-FM came across a photo of a "Thank You" note on a firetruck at the High Park Fire online and that got us thinking, let's all say "Thank You" to those helping fight the High Park Fire! We want you to share your "Thank You" to the hundreds of brave firefighters helping our community.

Starting tomorrow, Johnson Hall on the Colorado State University campus will become  a disaster recovery center for High Park Fire evacuees.

The City of Fort Collins Utilities wants residents to know it’s taking steps to make sure the cities drinking water is not affected by the High Park Fire. Fort Collins’ drinking water quality has not been affected by recent fires. Officials can expect Fort Collins’ water quality to remain at an expected high level.