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Moonshine Fire burns on; crews get new central Wyoming fires under control
4+ hour, 58+ min ago (403+ words) WHEATLAND, Wyo. — After an active week in central and southeast Wyoming, crews have contained or nearly contained most new wildfires. The Moonshine Fire near Wheatland, however, has budged only slightly to containment efforts. Crews in Washakie County spent last week…...
Containment rises to 46% for Moonshine Fire in Laramie Range, about 7,200 acres burned
11+ min ago (529+ words) A rainbow is shown after a rain shower moves through the area of the Moonshine Fire in the Laramie Range southwest of Wheatland. As of Monday morning, the lightning-caused wildfire that began in Albany County and expanded into Platte County…...
Moonshine Fire grows to more than 7,100 acres in Albany County
24+ min ago (238+ words) Albany County, Wyo. - The Moonshine Fire continues to burn in northern Albany County, growing over the weekend to 7,170 acres burned as of Monday afternoon, and 46% containment. 333 personnel are currently battling the fire, and several agencies are on scene from multiple…...
Moonshine Fire burns on; crews get new central Wyoming fires under control - Cheyenne, WY Cap City News
5+ hour, 11+ min ago (393+ words) WHEATLAND, Wyo. — After an active week in central and southeast Wyoming, crews have contained or nearly contained most new wildfires. The Moonshine Fire near Wheatland, however, has budged only slightly to containment efforts. Crews in Washakie County spent last week…...
Update: 100% containment now attained for Gibby Fire in Orange County
3+ hour, 37+ min ago (181+ words) First discovered: 12 days ago, 3:02 p.m. Sep. 2 Initial location: Ortega Highway and Gibby Road, Orange County, Calif. Fire unit: Orange County Fire Authority Fire name: Gibby Fire Gibby Fire initially started at 3:02 p.m. Sep. 2 at Ortega Highway and Gibby Road in Orange County,…...
'Zone Zero' rules may soon affect hundreds more Berkeley homes
2+ hour, 20+ min ago (873+ words) New statewide wildfire safety rules may mean hundreds more Berkeley Hills residents will have to clear ember-proof barriers around their homes within the next three years. The rules, which would apply in certain areas just west of Grizzly Peak Boulevard,…...
Prescribed fires planned in Payette National Forest
47+ min ago (199+ words) Published 2:30 pm Monday, September 14, 2026 Payette National Forest managers and staff plan prescribed fire operations in west-central Idaho this fall, pending required approvals. Work on the projects is expected to continue through December as weather conditions allow. Prescribed fire is used…...
3 California wildfires burning as Lucas Fire tops 4,000 acres
4+ hour, 29+ min ago (550+ words) Three wildfires continue to burn across California, with the Lucas Fire in Lake and Mendocino counties surpassing 1,000 acres less than a day after it started. The Timber Fire and Plaskett Fire are also burning in Monterey County, though the latter…...
Drought and wildfires cause wildlife to appear in Utah's residential areas
1+ hour, 35+ min ago (215+ words) Most Utahns are accustomed to seeing deer in residential areas, but there have also recently been sightings of bears, foxes, mountain lions, coyotes and other wildlife. Wildlife are gravitating toward lower elevations due to recent drought, which reduces natural water…...
The Frijoles fire had approximately 410 acres of growth over the past few days
4+ hour, 50+ min ago (269+ words) September 14, 2026 by SFNFPAO 0 Comments Ongoing & Planned Operations: The fire is currently 15,956 acres and 79% contained, with 49 personnel assigned to the fire. Repair work from suppression damage continues as firefighters continue to assess safe access and tactics to fully suppress the fire…...