"Rising from the Ashes: Maui Wildfire Survivors Rebuild their Communities"

Survivors of the deadly Maui wildfires in Hawaii are returning to ruins as the death toll rises to at least 80. The fires, which nearly wiped out the historic town of Lahaina, are still not fully contained. Cadaver-sniffing dogs are being used to search for the dead, and a curfew has been set. Many survivors did not receive a warning before the fires engulfed their homes. The state's attorney general plans to conduct a review of the emergency response. The wildfires, fueled by dry conditions and strong winds, are projected to be the second-costliest disaster in Hawaii's history. Maui's firefighting efforts were hampered by limited staff and equipment.