WONDER VALLEY, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Cal Fire crews from all over the state are in Wonder Valley as they continue to fight the Bolt Fire. Cal Fire Battalion Chief Andy Cosentino says the fire started ...
The Bolt Creek Fire, which started on Sept. 10 north of Skykomish, was caused by humans, according to officials. The fire continues to burn. In its Sunday morning wildfire brief, the Northwest ...
The Coronado National Forest Service says the Bolt Fire has now burned about 400 acres. That number was revised downward after more accurate mapping. Park service officials say Rose Canyon lake will ...
The incident management team of wide-ranging officials fighting the Bolt Creek Fire north of Skykomish will withdraw on Saturday morning, fire officials said. The decision comes as winds blow smoke ...
NEAR SKYKOMISH, Wash. — The Bolt Creek Fire continues to burn near US 2 in Skykomish and the extended road closures are starting to negatively impact businesses nearby. US 2 closeda four mile stretch ...
SKYKOMISH, Wash. — The Bolt Creek Wildfire, which started on Sept. 10, is still burning Monday morning, creating problems for firefighters and for the local air quality. At 41% contained and more than ...
A portion of Highway 2 is closed again after the Bolt Creek fire began to encroach on the road Monday night, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation. Fire teams and road crews ...
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