Human-caused wildfire approaches Reno, Nevada, forcing thousands of evacuations

A human-caused wildfire, named the Hawk Fire, is rapidly approaching Reno, Nevada, leading to the evacuation of around 90,000 residents. The fire, which began on Saturday, has consumed over 20 square miles and injured at least six people. Chaos ensued as flames jumped over fire trucks, hindering the progress of emergency responders.

Authorities have issued widespread evacuation orders, and Governor Joe Lombardo has declared a state of emergency. Residents are urged to prepare for extended absences. Many families, like Cari Kieffer's, have lost their homes to the blaze. Evacuation centers are established, with some residents receiving support from local casinos. "Please get out if you can right now," advised a sheriff.