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Yesterday we told you about solar flares hitting the earth today.  Well, so far there haven’t been any major disruptions of any kind but we may get to see something really cool tonight due to said flares -- The Northern Lights! Yes, the Aurora Borealis might be visible from Colorado tonight.

According to The Denver Channel, Fort Collins firefighters responded to an alarm at Colorado State University's Ingersoll Hall around 9:30 last night. CSU Police had to evacuate the building and the fire was contained to a linen closet on the first floor. But there was smoke and water damage in eight rooms some hallways. The cause of the fire is being investigated and is 'suspicious'.

Super Tuesday wasn't just big for U.S. presidential candidates, it was a big day for sun storms, too, and we here in the United States are going to start feeling the effects around 9:00 a.m. MST Thursday. According to scientists, the largest solar flare in five years is headed towards Earth and the magnetic storm could disrupt GPS devices, airplane flights and even