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Eastern plains communities to get better weather alerts after NOAA upgrades Deer Trail transmitter (opens the original)
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DEER TRAIL, Colo. — Kasey Bennett has watched the skies his entire life. As an eighth generation Deer Trail resident, Bennett grew up hearing stories about the flood of 1965. ▶️ Eastern Plains to get better weather alerts with NOAA upgrade In the 1870s, the community that would eventually become the Town of Deer Trail was a vital part of Eastern Colorado’s shipping industry. It was also a popular stop for ranchers passing through the state. Though multiple businesses flourished after the town’s
Colorado company at Centennial Airport transforms military helicopters into firefighting machines (opens the original)
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CENTENNIAL, Colo. — A Colorado company is playing a key role in the fight against wildfires. United Rotorcraft, based at Centennial Airport in Arapahoe County, transforms military Black Hawk helicopters into aerial firefighting units known as Firehawks. The aircraft are outfitted with massive water tanks and a snorkel system designed to suck up water. Jeanette Eaton, now United Rotorcraft’s vice president of strategy and business development, was part of the team in the early 1990s that pioneere
Colorado's $50M Firehawk helicopters aren't flying the state's largest wildfire. Here's what we know. (opens the original)
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The Aspen Acres Fire has burned more than 100,000 acres, according to fire reporting site Watch Duty, with containment reaching 48% by Friday afternoon. Colorado spent around $50 million on two Firehawk helicopters — one has been flying since 2024, and the other is in its first full summer of service. But data obtained by our Denver7 partners from the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control shows neither has been sent to the largest wildfire currently burning in the state. Adria Iraheta
Stuck in a missile silo? Expect a hefty rescue bill from Arapahoe County (opens the original)
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ARAPAHOE COUNTY, Colo. — The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office says enough is enough following five abandoned missile silo rescues in two years — including two in just a matter of days. "There are a lot of urban explorers that are on social media, and the more that they publicize going through these missile silos and these abandoned buildings, the more kids want to do it," said Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Ginger Delgado. As a result, the Sable Altura Fire District will now charg
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