Wildfires Unfurl in Colorado, Spurring Evacuations and Closing a National Forest
Six fires in the state, including in the southwest, have burned across tens of thousands of acres, forcing a national forest to close to the public on Tuesday.
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Six fires in the state, including in the southwest, have burned across tens of thousands of acres, forcing a national forest to close to the public on Tuesday.
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