Updated: 6:21 AM During a preliminary hearing Thursday, an undercover agent testified about the events that led to the arrest of two people for allegedly committing burglary during the Waldo Canyon Fire evacuations.

Updated: 6:55 AM The team of scientists assigned with evaluating the flood risk resulting from the Waldo Canyon fire estimates that flood risk may have increased by 350 percent.

Updated: 5:45 AM An investigation is underway to determine why the emergency notification system failed to deliver thousands of crucial alerts about evacuations during the Waldo Canyon fire.

Updated: 4:38 AM Wednesday, on their fourth wedding anniversary, the Boyd family became the first to start the process of rebuilding in the Mountain Shadows area.

Updated: 4:24 PM A Colorado National Guard engineer unit training with explosives is blamed for starting a wildfire in Wyoming. The Sawmill Canyon Fire has burned about 22 square miles so far.

Updated: 6:21 AM A small wildfire burning 50 miles southwest of Colorado Springs Wednesday is contained.

Updated: 3:01 PM A team of investigators is adding lab work to their process as they continue working to diagnose the cause of the state’s most destructive fire.

Posted: 12:23 PM Insurers estimate that Colorado wildfires that destroyed over 600 homes are responsible for at least $449.7 million in damage.

Updated: 9:56 AM Starting Tuesday, about 8,000 temporary federal firefighters are now eligible for health insurance.

Updated: 6:21 AM For the first time since the Waldo Canyon fire was declared fully contained, Mayor Steve Bach shared his reflections about the experience.

Updated: 6:02 PM The value of the properties destroyed by the Waldo Canyon Fire is estimated at up to $112 million.

Updated: 6:58 AM The state of Colorado is one step closer to allowing more mitigation on federal land.

Posted: 10:53 AM Gov. John Hickenlooper is urging Congress to keep provisions in the farm bill that he says are critical for wildfire mitigation in Western states.

Updated: 6:19 PM The address where two people were found dead following the Waldo Canyon Fire had no associated phone numbers registered for emergency notifications, according to the El Paso and Teller County 911 authority.

Updated: 6:42 PM Scientists with the Burned Area Emergency Response Team led members of the media on a tour of the Waldo Canyon Fire area Tuesday morning.

Updated: 5:36 PM Eight days of work restoring natural gas and electric services to customers in the area affected by the Waldo Canyon Fire cost an estimated $2.7 million.

Posted: 10:01 AM The Waldo Canyon fire remains 98 percent contained.

Updated: 6:07 PM A 7-year-old girl who lost her favorite teddy bear to the Waldo Canyon fire was reunited with the toy Monday.

Updated: 6:20 PM The city of Colorado Springs allowed evacuees to return to 76 additional homes on 6 streets Friday evening.

Updated: 7:31 PM The Waldo Canyon fire could be 100 percent contained as early as Friday. As of Thursday night, containment stands at 95 percent.

Updated: 6:32 AM A Springs soldier deployed to Africa learned his home was destroyed in the Waldo Canyon fire through a text message.

Updated: 4:33 PM After serving more than 2,000 people in the last two weeks, the El Paso County Disaster Recovery Center will transition to telephone and internet-based service next week.

Posted: 5:47 AM Many firefighters are leaving the Waldo Canyon fire Friday, but it's not to take a much needed break; they will now be assigned to one of the three dozen fires burning in the western United States.

Updated: 5:32 AM The bright red slurry goes through rigorous testing before being used, to ensure it is safe for the environment.

Updated: 5:25 AM Police and the coroner’s office have now identified the couple found dead in their burned home after the Waldo Canyon fire.