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• Davis Fire south of Reno, Nevada: A fire south of Reno has consumed nearly 5,600 acres and is 0% contained as of Tuesday, according to the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. The size was ...
A raging wildfire in Reno, Nev., destroyed five homes, damaged 15 others and forced the evacuations of hundreds more, authorities said Wednesday. The blaze broke out Tuesday night and quickly grew ...
A day after a wind-whipped wildfire in northern Nevada roared through a neighborhood in Reno and destroyed at least five houses, more than 1,000 people who were forced to evacuate — including ...
The Reno fire is roughly 480 miles (770 kilometers) to the northeast of the blaze in the San Bernardino National Forest, where firefighters worked in steep terrain in temperatures above 100 degrees (38 Celsius), limiting their ability to control the blaze, officials said. State firefighters said three firefighters had been injured.
The Poeville Fire was a wildfire that burned on Peavine Mountain near Reno in Nevada, United States. The fire was reported on June 26, 2020. The fire was reported on June 26, 2020. It burned 2,975 acres (1,204 ha) and was contained on July 6, 2020.
The fire started at 10:00 PM, when the perpetrator put a mattress against a door, and then set it up in flames. [1] The death toll rose to nine by November 3. [2] Two more bodies were located by November 6, bringing the death toll to eleven. [3] [4] The final body was recovered by November 9. [5]
The Sundowner did not have battery-operated stairwell lights, prompting fire officials to recommend the installation of such lights in all Reno buildings over five stories in height. [56] [57] In 1990, an electrical fire broke out on the sixth floor of the 11-story hotel tower, destroying one room and forcing the evacuation of 40 other rooms.
The Reno fire is roughly 480 miles (770 kilometers) to the northeast of the blaze in the San Bernardino National Forest, where firefighters worked in steep terrain in temperatures above 100 degrees (38 Celsius), limiting their ability to control the blaze, officials said.