Bug Fire Expands Across CA/NV as Evacuations Continue and Containment Stalls
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The Bug Fire, a human-caused wildfire in Lassen County, California and Washoe County, Nevada, grew from about 50 acres to 44,304 acres with only 3% containment; evacuations remain in place around parts of Washoe County, though some White Lake evacuations were lifted, and there are no reported injuries or structure losses as crews battle the blaze primarily in Nevada.
- Bug Fire: Wildfire burning in California, Nevada was human-caused, officials say KCRA
- New perimeter for Bug Fire covers nearly 45,000 acres KOLO | 8 News Now
- Bug Fire grows to more than 44,000 acres as evacuation zones overlap and expand KTVN
- Tuesday updates: Bug, Stallion fires Reno Gazette Journal
- Fires, evacuation zones and power outages prompt Natchez Elementary School closure Tuesday KRXI2
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