Power Restored, Housing Aid Expanded as Hawk Fire Claims Reno Woman’s Life

NV Energy restored power to all Hawk Fire customers; Gov. Lombardo signed an executive order to provide rental and short-term housing assistance for Washoe County fire victims; a Reno woman, 83-year-old Hayde Medina-Valiente, died from Hawk Fire injuries; the fire is about 93% contained at 15,085 acres with 586 personnel on scene, with several injuries reported; evacuations and road closures remain in effect, gas service still being restored for some customers, and drones remain restricted; the Nevada National Guard has been mobilized to support firefighting and public safety; officials will hold community meetings and updates as containment efforts continue.
- 83-year-old Reno woman dies from injuries sustained in Hawk Fire; community meeting Thursday night KTVN
- Hawk Fire near California-Nevada border | Updates, Evacuations, and Maps ABC10
- Firefighters confirm first death related to Hawk Fire injuries KOLO | 8 News Now
- Hawk Fire victim dies after being severely injured in blaze, coroner confirms KUNR Public Radio
- Nevada officials face reckoning as residents and tourists compete for lodging, cell service, roads (opinion) This Is Reno
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