110,000 acres burned; multiple agencies will investigate North Dakota wildfires
At least three government agencies will investigate the causes of wildfires that have burned more than 110,000 acres in North Dakota in the last week. State-led investigations into four wildfires in northwest North Dakota are in the early stages,
Second person dies in western North Dakota wildfires
Edgar Coppersmith, 47, of Tioga, was identified Tuesday as the second fire-related fatality. He had previously been reported as suffering from a critical injury. Johannes Nicolaas Van Eeden, 26, of South Africa, was identified Saturday as the first fire victim in the Ray area.
Jeffrey Moe said he is lucky to be able to rebuild. Two people died in the fires, and one rancher lost 50 cow-calf pairs.
Fire restrictions have been implemented on federal grasslands in North Dakota amid tinder-dry conditions that have led to ...
The Bear Den, Elkhorn, and Sprint Creek fires have burned more than 25,000 acres as of Sunday afternoon. Here's how officials ...
Johannes Nicolaas Van Eden's wife was preparing to give birth to their first child, Brittany Wolla said. And he was like family to the ranchers who hired him, she said.
In parts of northwest North Dakota, remnants of recent wildfires are clear with downed power lines, burnt structures where ...
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