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Fourth of July Western Sky Balloon Festival lifts off in Delta

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By Breana Sinclair Verified, Kyle Kawamoto Verified
| KREX-TV (Grand Junction, CO) Verified
DELTA, Colo. (KREX) — The annual Fourth of July Western Sky Balloon Festival took flight early on Friday, celebrating both the holiday and the United States’ 250th birthday. On the second day of the four-day festival, hot air balloon pilots and crews began arriving one by one to Confluence Park on an early cold Friday morning to set up for flight.
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‘It’s just heartbreaking’ Colorado leaders and fire officials hold presser about Snyder Fire Original

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By Kyle Kawamoto Verified
| KREX-TV (Grand Junction, CO) Verified
FRUITA, Colo. (KREX) – A press conference held Monday afternoon in Fruita addressed the ongoing Snyder Fire, which has grown to more than 46 square miles with zero percent containment. The update also recognized the deaths of three wildland firefighters and confirmed two others are in stable condition after sustaining injuries. Emilie Parker, Nick Hutcherson and Sydney Watson died while responding to the Knowles Fire, which has since merged with the Snyder Fire.
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Safety tips to deal with the smoke

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By Kyle Kawamoto Verified
| KREX-TV (Grand Junction, CO) Verified
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KREX) – Smoke haze has been observed across the Grand Valley of Western Colorado, including the Bookcliff, Mount Garfield and Grand Mesa, originating from multiple wildfires in Utah. This includes a fire near Beaver, Utah, which began on Monday. The smoke is being carried by upper-level winds into the area. Grand Junction is currently at a moderate level on the Air Quality Index (AQI), and red flag conditions are expected to continue, indicating ongoing fire risk.
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