Hawk Fire Drives Reno Evacuations as Flames Edge Toward UNR
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A fast-moving Hawk Fire near Reno grew to over 13,000 acres, forcing about 42,000 residents to evacuate and prompting evacuation warnings for tens of thousands more as winds pushed flames toward the University of Nevada, Reno campus; authorities declared a state of emergency, mobilized the Nevada National Guard, and roughly 400 personnel with aerial support fought the blaze, while about 10,000 customers lost power and several structures were destroyed with three civilians and three first responders injured.
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- Nevada’s Hawk Fire blamed on human activity, official says, as 90,000 urged to flee CNN
- Hawk Fire in Reno confirmed as human-caused; first responders injured Reno Gazette Journal
- Hawk Fire: 10,500+-acre wildfire in Nevada prompts Sierra County evac warnings KCRA
- Governor Lombardo Declares State of Emergency for Hawk Fire in Washoe County KOLO | 8 News Now
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