Smoke Alarms

The blaze was eventually traced to a bathroom fan.

Chief John Kopper says roughly two-thirds of home fire deaths occur in homes with no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms.

A popular smoke alarm is getting a recall because there is a possibility of failure to alert you to smoke and/or carbon monoxide.

In an effort to reduce fire-related deaths and injuries, Cheyenne Fire and Rescue is teaming up with Energizer to give away 450 smoke alarm batteries.

Cheyenne Fire and Rescue is investigating a blaze that broke out in a four-unit apartment building late Sunday afternoon.

Cheyenne Fire and Rescue is investigating a blaze that forced five people from their home early Monday morning.

As residents spring forward an hour for Daylight Saving Time this Sunday, Cheyenne Firefighters are reminding people to change their smoke alarm batteries.