WICKENBURG, Ariz. - Fire crews are working to contain a wildfire just outside Wickenburg that has burned hundreds of acres. The Cloud Fire has grown 871 acres, but forestry officials say that its ...
If conditions allow, firefighters plan to burn up to 1,500 acres at ... Prescribed Fire is funded in part by Pitkin County and the Carbondale and Rural Fire Protection District. The Collins Creek ...
McGrath specifically focused his studies on the Cameron Peak Fire burn scar. The Cameron Peak Fire is Colorado's largest fire on record, burning more than 208,000 acres in 2020. The Cameron Peak ...
This story was co ... burns after one escaped in 2012 and killed three people. The Lower North Fork Fire, near the foothill community of Conifer, burned 24 structures and 4,140 acres.
Crews have been working since Friday to put out the fire estimated to have burned 300 acres. As of Sunday evening, it is 60% ...
Crews set fire to Red ... burn that charred hundreds of thousands of acres in New Mexico in 2022. And after living through a close call with the Cameron Peak Fire, Colorado's largest wildfire ...
But, health officials still want people to stay vigilant. Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin co-authored a bill that would help shoppers identify products that were made in the U.S. Using a search ...
Most flood deaths occur in vehicles. In hilly terrain there are hundreds of low water crossings which are potentially dangerous in heavy rain. Do not attempt to cross flooded roads. Find an ...
“This is pretty common for us in this part of the year," he said. "We will get big grass fires that run hundreds of acres … and then they burn out. "Fingers crossed, theoretically, that’s ...
A fire that clouded the skies with dark gray plumes burned at least 2,500 acres of old cane fields and ... in the old Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. cane fields in the area of Haleakala Highway ...
The Nob Fire burns beneath snowcapped mountains ... more frequent and intense in recent years, charring hundreds of thousands of acres, devastating whole communities and forcing mass evacuations.
The wildfire that erupted March 23 in eastern North Carolina is continuing to grow, even as dozens of firefighters work to contain the raging blaze, according to the N.C. Department of Agriculture.
