Out-of-control wildfire forces evacuations

A fast-moving wildfire, known as the Hawk Fire, has been raging through northwest Reno, Nevada, forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes. The fire began on Saturday and quickly grew to over 15,000 acres, with winds contributing to its spread. As of Sunday evening, around 42,000 residents had been ordered to evacuate immediately, while another 45,000 were in an adjacent evacuation warning zone. At least six people, including three first responders and three civilians, have been injured, and several properties have been destroyed. Authorities have confirmed that the fire was human-caused, but have not yet determined whether it was intentionally set or accidental. The fire has also led to a state of emergency being declared in Washoe County by Governor Joe Lombardo, with the National Guard assisting firefighting efforts.