An abandoned campfire sparked the Dome fire, which ignited two weeks ago in Yosemite National Park and killed two pilots who ...
The fire has now burned nearly 7,000 acres, shut down a major road through the park and caused two deaths.
The cause of the Dome Fire, which has been burning in Yosemite National Park since Sept. 15, has been revealed.
The Dome Fire burning in Yosemite National Park was caused by an abandoned campfire, according to officials, as firefighters ...
Two pilots have been killed, thousands of acres have burned and investigators question whether an unauthorized campfire sparked the blaze.
About 50 square miles of Yosemite National Park is closed to the public because of the Dome Fire, burning since Sept. 15. The closed area, east of Wawona Road from Chinquapin to Wawona, includes the ...
The cause is now listed as “under investigation,” with The National Park Service saying a report will be released once the ...
Anticipated after 72 hours: Fire continues threatening critical values in Yosemite National Park. Numerous culturally ...
Yosemite National Park remains open. Highway 140 outside the park was closed between Cedar Lodge in El Portal and Midpines due to the fire.
Dome Fire tops 5,200 acres, closing Glacier Point Road as smoke and trail closures reshape Yosemite fall visits, though the ...
Officials have identified the cause of the Dome Fire that has been burning for two weeks at Yosemite National Park.
Most active fire behavior has come from the dense, closed canopy red fir stands, where torching and isolated crown fire ...
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