Multiple Wildfires Prompt Large-Scale Fire Responses in Alaska, Colorado, California

Multiple wildfires and fire incidents are actively being managed across several U.S. states. In Alaska, three fires including the new Doll Fire near Stevens Village and the Tiozhavun Fire south of Fort Yukon are under control with smokejumpers and air resources effectively containing the flames amid moderate fire behavior. In Colorado, a 5-acre brush fire near Louviers is burning in heavy timber and scrub oak, with multiple fire and emergency units responding; no evacuations or structural threats have been reported. In South Carolina, the Goose Creek Fire Department quickly extinguished a structure fire confined to a second-floor bedroom, with the cause under investigation and residents advised to avoid the area for safety. Additionally, a black smoke column near Rifle Range Road in California prompted a full wildland fire dispatch, with no structures currently threatened as firefighters continue to monitor the situation. These incidents highlight ongoing wildfire risks and the coordinated efforts of firefighting teams to contain and mitigate fire threats across diverse terrains.