Reno, Nevada, is on high alert as a rapidly spreading wildfire threatens the city’s edge, forcing tens of thousands to evacuate amid red flag weather—hot, dry, and windy. Flames are closing in on roads, smoke blankets neighborhoods, and over 5,000 acres have already burned. Officials say human-caused origins are under investigation. Three civilians and three first responders have been injured. The governor has declared a state of emergency for the county, deploying two National Guard helicopters and 60 personnel to support firefighting and law enforcement. The airport remains operational, but residents must stay vigilant and heed local alerts as dangerous winds return. This is a fast-moving crisis focused on protecting lives and containing the blaze.
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