Outdoors

Fifteen days above 100 degrees, and the rain that was supposed to come with the July monsoons mostly skipped town.

Colorado's rivers look inviting in summer, but some of the most popular swimming spots in the state have seen more than their share of tragedies.

Grand Junction barely saw a drop of rain, but Unaweep Canyon got flash flooding and two brand-new fires in the same 24-hour stretch.

Three wildfires, three different corners of Colorado, three different causes — and all of them are still burning.

One-tenth of an inch of rain over 47 days. That's what Grand Junction has seen since mid-May, and the Colorado River is showing every bit of it.

Mesa, Garfield, and Summit counties have all ordered Stage 2 Fire Restrictions at the end of June. Here's what Coloradans need to know.

This summer, outdoor fun in Colorado is facing some tough challenges. Water levels are dropping, and it could change your weekend plans.

Remember those clear blue skies? They might be hard to find this summer in Western Colorado.

Fireworks may light up the sky, but this year, it's all about keeping the community safe amidst the dry conditions.

Those iconic Maroon Bells are calling, but don’t forget to prep for the altitude and the water quality. Enjoy the beauty, but be safe!