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Hawk Fire Races Toward Reno After Officials Say Human Activity Started Blaze

Strong winds and dry fuels are preventing containment and prompting mass evacuations under a state emergency.

Hawk Fire Near Reno Grows to About 15,000 Acres

Wildfire Near Pine Tree Road Mostly Contained After Burning About 2,100 Acres

White River Flooding Swamps Indianapolis and Central Indiana

Bug and Fred Mountain Fires Merge North of Reno, Form Roughly 40,300-Acre Blaze

Gann Fire Scorches About 7,000 Acres Near New Hogan Lake, Forcing Mass Evacuations

Spokane Wildfires Force Tens of Thousands to Flee and Destroy Hundreds of Homes

Heat Dome Sends Major Warnings Across Western U.S., Threatens Tens of Millions

Flash Flooding in North‑Central West Virginia Kills Two as Recovery Expands

West Virginia Declares State of Emergency After Record Flash Floods

State of Mexico Adds Humanoid and Robot Dog to C5 Security Center

Flash Floods from Burn Scar Wash Out SR-153, Breach I-15 and Damage Beaver Water System

Flash Floods in Texas Hill Country Kill Two as Rivers Surge

Flash Flooding in Southeast Missouri Triggers Mass Rescues and Camp Airlifts

Beshear Confirms Two More Flood Deaths, Kentucky Toll Climbs to Six

Kentucky Declares State of Emergency After Deadly Flash Floods

Three Firefighters Killed Fighting Utah–Colorado Wildfires

Utah Declares Emergency and Bans Fireworks as Cottonwood Fire Becomes Largest Active U.S. Blaze

Road Worker Killed as Flooding From Arthur Remnants Pounds South Mississippi

New World Screwworm Confirmed in Texas and New Mexico as Federal and State Emergency Steps Intensify