By Cassime Joseph
Fire safety is one of the most significant issues during these dry seasons in the community of Pueblo. Drought can be a contributing factor to wildfire. Dry, hot, and windy weather combined...
Proper safety ensures holiday fun doesn’t flop
by Kimmy Reinhardt
The Fourth of July is quickly approaching. With the celebration comes the question of how to protect yourself and your community while...
By Kimmy Reinhardt
On June 2 a fire broke out on the east side of Lake Minnequa in Pueblo. As of deadline Friday, the cause of the fire was unknown. The Pueblo Fire Department arrived Thursday afternoon...
Colorado is on Fire!
By Ryan Jones
Cloudy and hazy skies are an all too common occurrence in Colorado.
With recent wildfires scorching the state, many cities are feeling the heat. While fire season...
On Tuesday evening, as the Today staff was working on building the April 14 edition, the alerts started to come through our cell phones: The prairie was ablaze near our headquarters at CSU Pueblo's Buell...
High winds, dry conditions prompt red flag warnings across region
By Brenden Vigil, Kimmy Reinhardt and Danielle Whitaker
The smell of smoke still lingered on campus Wednesday, April 13, following a Tuesday...
![A firefighter stands in the smoke of the June 3 Lake Minnequa Fire while a firefighting helicopter passes overhead. [Today photo/file/Kimmy Reinhardt]](https://socostudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/284636131_2489009947902060_3475629797326615982_n-scaled-1-1200x900.jpg)
![Pueblo Rural Fire Department crews help to manage a wildfire blaze from Bartley Boulevard Tuesday, April 12. The fire broke out shortly after 6 p.m. and was batted down roughly two hours later, after at least five departments responded to the call. [Today photo/Austin Belore]](https://socostudentmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/IMG_2477-1-scaled-1-1200x800.jpg)