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The Deer Creek Fire in San Juan County has grown to 7,200 acres, with five structures destroyed and 10 damaged on Saturday.
A wildfire sparked Thursday afternoon in San Juan County prompted evacuations in the community of La Sal and was burning ...
Parts of La Sal in San Juan County were under evacuation Friday due to the nearby Deer Creek Fire, according to San Juan ...
A fast-moving wildfire has destroyed four homes and five outbuildings as it continues to burn in southeast Utah, state ...
A wildfire near the town of La Sal in San Juan County has prompted authorities to order evacuation of part of the community, ...
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ABC4 Utah on MSNNEW START: Wildfire in San Juan County, structures threatened and residents evacuatingA new fire has started on the southeast side of Utah, and authorities say structures are threatened and some residents are evacuating.
The Deer Creek Fire burning near the La Sal area in San Juan County remained active through early Friday morning, destroying ...
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - Reduced air quality continues and triple-digit heat returns.
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WesternSlopeNow.com on MSNUtah wildfire near Colorado border threatens structuresAt around 3 p.m., the San Juan County Sheriff’s Office announced that evacuations near Old La Sal, Utah, are taking place due ...
Residents in a small San Juan County town have been asked to evacuate due to a new wildfire in the area.Officials said people along Deer Creek Road in La Sal sh ...
As of 6:30 p.m. on July 8, the fire is fully contained at approximately seven acres, though there is still active burning within the perimeter and fire operations are ongoing.
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ABC4 Utah on MSNDeer Creek Fire surpasses 7,200 acres amid ‘erratic’ fire behavior, evacuations in placeDeer Creek Fire, located one mile north of La Sal, Utah, is exhibiting erratic fire behavior, according to an update from Utah Interagency Fire on Saturday. The wildfire has grown to over 7,200 acres ...
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