Marshall Fire Destroys Hundreds Of Homes In Colorado, Thousands Evacuated

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Nearly 600 homes have been destroyed in the Colorado Marshall Fire – along with hotels, shopping centers and businesses. The fire had burned 1,600 acres and was still growing Thursday night.

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Nearly 600 homes have been destroyed in the Colorado Marshall Fire – along with hotels, shopping centers and businesses. The fire had burned 1,600 acres and was still growing Thursday night. See also  Cancer-Causing Chemical Taints Water after California Wildfire

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