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A Wasatch County fire forced the evacuation of a state park campground briefly on Thursday afternoon.

Multiple wildfires are currently raging in the US state of Utah, with authorities warning of escalating danger due to extreme drought.On Thursday, officials closed some parts of US-6 freeway hours after it was briefly reopened, in Carbon County ...

Holloman Air Force Base drinking water is safe for drinking since it comes from wells off-base.

FOX 13 is tracking wildfires all across Utah. Here is the very latest on the status of the bigger fires in the state:

With record low fuel moisture, widespread drought conditions and extreme fire danger, the Utah Department of Natural Resources is enacting statewide, stage one fire restrictions for all State Lands and all private lands outside of city/town borders. The order is effective starting at midnight tonight, June 10, 2021.

A fatal crash between a semi and pickup truck in Carbon County resulted in the death of one driver Wednesday night.

Already volatile fire conditions around Utah are expected to ramp up to "extremely critical" status Thursday.

HELPER — One person is dead after their vehicle struck a semitruck on U.S. Highway 6 near Helper on Wednesday night, Utah Highway Patrol officials said. According to a Utah Highway Patrol news release, at about 6:25 p.m. a white Dodge pickup was traveling east on U.S. 6 when it drifted across the centerline. A westbound semitruck attempted to avoid the collision by swerving onto the shoulder. The pickup struck the semitruck on the driver-side door area, said officials. The pickup driver died ...

Weather conditions challenge crews battling multiple Utah wildfires Bear Fire at 5,300 acres, 0% containment Posted at 12:09 PM, Jun 09, 2021 and last updated 2021-06-10 00:22:56-04 SALT LAKE CITY — High winds, drought conditions, and hot temperatures are not helping fire fighters contain the many wildfires still burning across the state. The Bear Fire started about four miles Northwest of Helper on Tuesday afternoon and has grown to 5,300 acres with no containment reported. Due to high w...

For the first time in over 15 years, the Storm Prediction Center on Thursday issued a warning for extreme fire danger in Western Colorado.