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Wethersfield Firefighter Robert Sharkevich was killed in a UTV rollover during a fire on Lamentation Mountain in Berlin
Fire officials said the brush fire in Berlin was expected to take many days to contain
Colorado Springs firefighters and Widefield School District 3 students built structures demonstration fire resistance
The wildfire has scorched more than 120 square miles
Labor Day vacationers hoping to visit a parks near Los Angeles were forced to evacuate
300 firefighters were deployed to fight the blaze
Fire chief: ‘Firefighters have put more water on the ground than Mother Nature this year’
Officials expect more fires before the season ends with the first snowfall
For many Native Americans who’s homes were destroyed in Montana’s wildfires, FEMA trailers are their only refuge
more than 150 homes are threatened as firefighters struggle to contain the blaze
Crews battling and cleaning up after Chips Fire found injured and orphaned bobcat kitten
The 4-month-old cub had not eaten for several days and had second-degree burns on all four paws
Much of the deer’s feeding ground was destroyed and seemed hungry
Aviation companies say pay arrears top $3.8 million
High temperatures and drought have caused large wildfires burning acres and threatening villages, Serbs asking Russians for assistance
The Ponderosa fire has been burning for over a week
The number of firefighters has grown to over 1,500 after the blaze grew 5,000 acres
The firefighters were battling the Trinity Ridge Fire in Idaho when a large log rolled down and hit them
Firefighters are making progress on multiple fires
The truck will carry 300 gallons of water and 10 gallons of class A foam
A 2007 crash in the same area set off a fire that destroyed more than 250 homes
Russia lends firefighting air craft to help contain the blaze
Vendors say they are not out to turn a buck on a natural disaster
For the first time in four days, firefighters have held the fire’s progress in check
The evacuation order is still advised, but residents can now return home if they choose
64 homes and 20 other buildings have been destroyed by the fire
Poor forest management, hot weather, and lack of policy has made matters worse for firefighters
CalFire Div. Chief: ‘This is a critical spot we have on the fire now’
Two cousins who’s campfire set off the largest wildfire in Ariz. history expressed deep regret
Crews were flying overhead and spotted the grow, estimated to have a $15 million value
Fires have burned nearly 7 million acres, an area larger than the state of Md.
400 firefighters competed in head-to-head firefighting skills competition
The lightning-sparked fire consumed 33 square miles and continues to burn