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3 accused of starting fire near Grand Canyon

Three Texans were charged Thursday with starting a fire than has charred more than 2,000 acres near Grand Canyon National Park.

Crews hold back fire near Grand Canyon

Fire crews that had initially feared hot, windy weather would inflame a wildfire that burned lazily on the edge of Grand Canyon National Park expressed confidence Wednesday the fire would not grow.

California blaze pushes firefighters back

A wildfire that has burned 490 acres of dry brush in the Southern California mountains has gained ground, authorities said Monday.

Time.com: Avalanche Kills 2 in Montana

A huge avalanche at Whitefish Mountain Resort killed two backcountry skiers and searchers combed the slide area for other possible victims

NASA's high-tech wildfire weapons

NASA's unmanned aerial vehicle Ikhana is a cousin of the Predator B, an Air Force tool used for wartime surveillance and reconnaissance missions, but this drone is on a more benevolent mission: assessing the damage from wildfires in Southern California.

Fire investigators go through dirt to get into mind of arsonists

It was the second day of the massive 2002 Hayman wildfire that charred nearly 138,000 acres just outside Denver, Colorado, destroying more than 100 homes and sending 8,000 fleeing for safety.

Technology helps firefighters on land, in air

Modern technologies are giving Southern California firefightersa a leg up on the 16 wildfires ravaging 425 square miles from north of Los Angeles to southeast of San Diego since the weekend.

Time.com: Firefighters Battle Utah Blaze

A federal firefighting team took over direction of efforts Sunday to halt a fast-moving wildfire that had killed three people

Winds worry firefighters near Lake Tahoe

Firefighters battling a blaze near Lake Tahoe used Wednesday morning to douse hot spots and catch their breath, but the blaze was expected to flare up again as winds increased throughout the afternoon.

Blaze near Lake Tahoe 'spots' across fire line

Wind gusts on Tuesday breathed new life into a wildfire near Lake Tahoe, causing it to "spot" across a fire line and threaten new buildings, a fire official said.

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