
Reno-area wildfire razes more than 30 homes amid windy, dry conditions
A fast-moving wildfire near Reno, Nevada, destroyed more than 30 homes and forced evacuations as dry, windy conditions kept fire danger high across the Western U.S.
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A fast-moving wildfire near Reno, Nevada, destroyed more than 30 homes and forced evacuations as dry, windy conditions kept fire danger high across the Western U.S.

Around 67,000 residents evacuated as fires tore through Spokane's north side, with about 700 structures damaged or destroyed; many are returning to what remains of their homes and salvaging keepsakes while evacuation orders and relief efforts continue.

The Aspen Acres fire has destroyed 263 homes and four commercial buildings in Pueblo and Custer counties, with residents being notified, many evacuated, and only limited returns possible as containment sits around 12%. Drones are surveying damage and more footage is expected, while crews continue to guard communities against shifting winds. The region also contends with Ferris, Gold Mountain, Willow and Snyder fires, each with varying containment and progress.

A fast-moving brush fire in California has destroyed several homes and forced evacuations as firefighters struggle to contain the blaze.

A massive landslide in a Los Angeles County neighborhood has led to the evacuation of at least 12 homes and the destruction of several others. The damage was initially discovered in one home, but it quickly spread to neighboring residences. Utility companies have shut off power and are checking for gas line ruptures. The cause of the landslide is still unknown, but heavy rains during the past winter may have contributed. No injuries have been reported, and crews are monitoring the situation.

The Tunnel 5 wildfire in Skamania County, Washington, has destroyed at least 10 homes and prompted evacuation orders for around 1,000 people. The fire, which started near several homes, grew rapidly overnight and is expected to continue growing due to hot and windy conditions. Approximately 250 more homes are in danger, along with 15 businesses and numerous other structures. Firefighters are focusing on defending structures and helicopters are being used to dump water from the nearby Columbia River. The fire has also forced the evacuation of 70 Girl Scouts at Camp Arrowhead.

Two wildfires broke out in New Mexico on Sunday, with one in Torrance County destroying three homes and injuring one firefighter. The fire burned 175 acres and is 50% contained. Another large fire was reported in Socorro County, with roads in the area closed due to the fire.