GRAND CANYON, Utah (ABC4) — A new fire, called the Diamond Canyon Fire, has started in Grand County, and has reached 20 acres, so far, according to the latest information published by the Utah Bureau of Land Management.
Crews say they responded to a new fire start in the Book Cliffs area, near Diamond Canyon in Grand County. According to officials, the fire started due to a lightning strike.
Fire crews, which included a Helitack crew and smokejumpers, immediately responded. Smokejumpers are specially trained firefighters who parachute into remote areas, according to the U.S. Forest Service. These teams have dropped fire retardant, which have helped slow the fire’s spread.
At this time, Smokejumpers are in command of the fire. Other resources, including ground crew and a Type 2 helicopter are enroute.
A notable phone. "Someone might be watching everything I'm doing on my screen," I tell…
I just got back from the GDC Festival of Gaming, a big industry-focused event in…
Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 119, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff…
The post Adobe Settles With U.S. Over Hard-to-Cancel Subscriptions appeared first on TV News Check.
Solid State Logic, a provider of audio consoles and IP-based production tools, is debuting its…
Boland Communications, a provider of professional monitors for broadcast, film, television and aviation, is bringing…
This website uses cookies.