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Gillette Firefighters Work to Contain 'Two Forks Fire' North of Gillette

Gillette Firefighters Work to Contain 'Two Forks Fire' North of Gillette

The Campbell County Fire Department is engaged in efforts to contain the 'Two Forks Fire' located north of Gillette, Wyoming. The fire, which has burned approximately 290 acres, is currently 60% contained. It originated from a burning coal seam and is situated within the burn scar of the 2024 Constitution Fire. Fire crews have established a containment line around the fire's perimeter and are working to strengthen these lines. The department has expressed hope that, if conditions remain favorable, the fire will be fully contained by the following evening. The incident has seen collaboration between local and federal firefighting resources.

Laramie County Reports Recent Arrests Including Drug and Theft Charges

Laramie County Reports Recent Arrests Including Drug and Theft Charges

Laramie County, Wyoming, has released its recent arrests log, detailing various charges against individuals over a two-day period. The log includes charges such as failure to appear, burglary, possession of controlled substances, and interference with a peace officer. Notable arrests include Michael Denise Grubbs Jr. for burglary and possession of methamphetamine, and Louie Alexander Carabajal for domestic battery. The log serves as a record of law enforcement interactions and the recommended charges, though it does not cover juvenile offenders or those who have bonded out before information release. All individuals listed are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.

Grand Teton National Park Offers Adventurous Climbing and Scenic Views

Grand Teton National Park Offers Adventurous Climbing and Scenic Views

Grand Teton National Park Offers Adventurous Climbing and Scenic Views

Man charged with arson in Spokane, Washington, told police he planned wildfire for weeks

Man charged with arson in Spokane, Washington, told police he planned wildfire for weeks

A Spokane County detective who interviewed the man accused of starting one of the city’s wildfires says the man confessed, described his planning process and explained how he created a device to ignite the blaze

Evacuation Alerts Issued in Metro Vancouver Due to Wildfire Threat

Evacuation Alerts Issued in Metro Vancouver Due to Wildfire Threat

A wildfire in Belcarra Regional Park has led to evacuation alerts for 35 properties in the village of Anmore, Metro Vancouver. Acting Mayor Doug Richardson has stated that local authorities are providing necessary support to the community. Meanwhile, residents in the Fraser Canyon area, previously evacuated due to separate wildfires, are beginning to return home as evacuation orders are downgraded. The Brunswick Creek and Ainslie Creek wildfires continue to pose a threat, with residents advised to remain prepared for potential evacuations.

Wyoming Delegates Persist in Efforts to Delist Gray Wolves Despite Senate Block

Wyoming Delegates Persist in Efforts to Delist Gray Wolves Despite Senate Block

A bill aimed at delisting gray wolves from the Endangered Species Act across the Lower 48 states was blocked in the U.S. Senate. The bill, co-sponsored by Wyoming Senators John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis, faced opposition from Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey. Despite this setback, the Wyoming delegation, including Representative Harriet Hageman, remains committed to pursuing the legislation. Hageman criticized 'elitist East Coast politicians' for obstructing the bill, emphasizing the need for state management of wolf populations. National livestock organizations have also called for the Senate to pass the bill, citing threats to livestock and ranchers' livelihoods.

Wildfire Smoke Causes Moderate Air Quality in Wyoming, Raising Health Concerns

Wildfire Smoke Causes Moderate Air Quality in Wyoming, Raising Health Concerns

Smoke from multiple wildfires has resulted in hazy conditions across western and central Wyoming, prompting the National Weather Service to issue an air quality alert. The smoke has turned the sky gray and the sun orange, with air quality in downtown Jackson reported as 'moderate'. Some areas south of the valley have experienced 'unhealthy' air quality levels. The situation is exacerbated by a red flag warning for critical fire weather conditions. The smoke is primarily originating from wildfires in Oregon, and potential increases in wind could worsen conditions in the coming days.

Firefighters Battle Major Blaze at Dublin Scrapyard, No Impact on Airport Operations

Firefighters Battle Major Blaze at Dublin Scrapyard, No Impact on Airport Operations

A significant fire broke out at a car scrapyard in north county Dublin, prompting a large-scale response from the fire brigade. The alarm was raised in the afternoon, and eight units, including fire engines, a foam tender, and water tankers, were deployed to the scene. The fire, located near Ballyboughal in Fingal, required the assistance of the Dublin Airport Fire and Rescue Service, although airport operations were not affected. Residents in the area were advised to close windows and doors due to smoke.

Las Vegas Firefighters Battle Blaze Affecting Multiple Homes

Las Vegas Firefighters Battle Blaze Affecting Multiple Homes

Fire crews in Las Vegas responded to a significant fire that spread across multiple homes in the central Las Vegas Valley. The fire was reported near West Oakey Boulevard and South Arville Street, prompting a second alarm response. No injuries have been reported, but the fire caused substantial damage to the affected structures. The incident drew attention from local residents and passersby, including a New York-based artist who captured the scene in his artwork. Firefighters worked diligently to contain the blaze and prevent further spread.

Teton Pass Safety Meeting Highlights Community Concerns and Proposals

Teton Pass Safety Meeting Highlights Community Concerns and Proposals

A safety meeting held in Wilson, Wyoming, brought together residents and local officials to discuss concerns about the Teton Pass, a critical mountain pass connecting Teton County, Wyoming, and Teton County, Idaho. The meeting was organized in response to a recent fatal car crash and aimed to address safety issues on the pass. Attendees included representatives from local government, law enforcement, and transportation agencies. The meeting featured discussions on collision statistics, safety measures, and potential legislative actions. Community members shared personal experiences and proposed solutions, such as forming a citizens' advocacy group and requesting a highway safety task force.

Ur-Energy to Release Q2 2026 Financial Results and Host Conference Call

Ur-Energy to Release Q2 2026 Financial Results and Host Conference Call

Ur-Energy to Release Q2 2026 Financial Results and Host Conference Call

Central Oregon Wildfires: Progress in Containment Efforts

Central Oregon Wildfires: Progress in Containment Efforts

Firefighters in Central Oregon are making progress in containing the Henry, Coyote, and Shingle fires, which were ignited by lightning on July 23, 2026. The Coyote and Henry fires are largely contained within their perimeters, while efforts continue to improve containment lines for the Shingle Fire. Crews are using heavy equipment and aerial support to manage the fires, with a focus on preventing further spread and protecting at-risk properties. Despite the progress, hot and dry weather conditions persist, posing challenges to containment efforts.