Volcano Eruption in Iceland

A volcano erupted in Iceland, spewing lava and smoke, prompting evacuations but not affecting air traffic. This is the 11th eruption since 2021 in the region. The eruptions are fissure eruptions, and experts predict they could continue for decades.

Massive Fire in Malaysian Suburb

A massive fire broke out in a Malaysian suburb near Kuala Lumpur due to a burst gas pipeline, leading to evacuations. Several people were rescued, and no casualties were reported.

Earthquakes in Southeast Asia

Two violent earthquakes hit Southeast Asia, causing a building collapse in Bangkok and prompting evacuations in Thailand and Myanmar. The quakes measured 7.7 and 6.4 in magnitude, with the epicenter in Myanmar. There were no immediate reports of casualties.

South Korea Wildfires

South Korea is facing its worst-ever wildfires, with 26 people dead, 37,000 displaced, and over 300 structures destroyed. The fires have burned 88,980 acres of land, with authorities struggling to contain them due to strong winds. Human error, including sparks from welding work and clearing overgrown grass, is suspected to have caused some blazes.

Arrest Made in Connection with Wildfires in South Carolina

A 40-year-old woman in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has been arrested and charged with arson for a fire that burned over 2,000 acres. The fire allegedly started from a fire pit on her property and spread to neighboring lands, leading to evacuations in the area. No structures were destroyed, and no injuries were reported.

Brush Fires on Long Island

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency as crews battled growing brush fires on Long Island. The fires have led to damages and injuries, with resources being deployed to contain the situation.

Wildfires in North and South Carolina

Over 175 wildfires erupted in North and South Carolina over the weekend, forcing evacuations and leading to a state of emergency declaration by South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster. The largest fire scorched 1,600 acres in the Carolina Forest area. No structures were destroyed, and no injuries were reported.

Wildfires in South Carolina and Surrounding Areas

Wildfires in South Carolina and surrounding areas prompt Gov. Henry McMaster to declare state of emergency, forcing evacuations and burning thousands of acres. Firefighters and first responders are working tirelessly to contain the blazes.

Wildfires in North and South Carolina

Wildfires in North and South Carolina prompt evacuations as crews battle fires amid dry conditions and gusty winds. Governor declares state of emergency in South Carolina with no injuries reported so far.

Wildfires in South Carolina and North Carolina

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster declared a State of Emergency due to over 100 wildfires impacting 4,200 acres. A statewide ban on burning is in effect. Evacuations are taking place in affected areas in both South Carolina and North Carolina.

Brush Fires in North Carolina and South Carolina

Brush fires erupted in North Carolina and South Carolina, leading to evacuations. The fires posed a threat to structures and residents were urged to evacuate. Statewide burning bans were issued due to dangerous wildfire conditions.

Wildfires in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene

Three wildfires have ignited near towns in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene. The Crooked Creek Fire in McDowell County is 55% contained, with no injuries reported. Two other fires north of Marion have no evacuations. Dry conditions and high winds are fueling the fires.

Wildfire in Bat Cave Road, Old Fort, North Carolina

An out-of-control wildfire is burning in the Bat Cave Road area in Old Fort, North Carolina, leading to evacuations. Increased fire danger until Wednesday afternoon due to wind gusts, low humidity, and dry fuel.

White House Orders Freeze Evacuations of American Allies in Afghanistan

White House executive orders have frozen evacuations of American allies in Afghanistan, leaving many in danger. Veterans are urging the Trump administration to reopen the refugee process for Afghans who helped the U.S. military.

Recent Fires and Evacuations in L.A. County

Evacuation orders issued for areas around Castaic Lake and Ventura County due to new fires erupting around L.A. County. Road closures and fire damage reported. Rep. Judy Chu calls for investigation into slow evacuations in Altadena. California revamps website for fire recovery. Real estate agent charged with price gouging post wildfires. Interstate 5 reopens after closure due to Hughes fire.

Fires near Los Angeles

Fires burning near Los Angeles, including the Hughes Fire which has burned over 10,000 acres and forced 50,000 people to evacuate. Firefighters are facing challenges due to aggressive winds.

Severe Winter Weather in Southern U.S.

Texas and other southern states are bracing for severe winter weather, with freezing rain and snow expected. Schools and buildings are closing, emergency crews are deployed, and residents are urged to avoid driving in bad weather. Rare January wildfires are tearing through Los Angeles. The polar vortex is causing plunging temperatures and winter storms across the U.S. Some areas have received a year's worth of snow in a few days, impacting farmers and ranchers. Flight delays, car accidents, and fatalities have been reported across the country due to the severe weather.

ABC News anchor caught using clothespin to enhance appearance during wildfire broadcast

ABC's David Muir was caught using a clothespin to make his firefighter's jacket look more chiselled during a Los Angeles wildfire broadcast, leading to criticism of him being a 'pathetic narcissist.' The devastating blaze in Pacific Palisades has forced 130,000 to evacuate and claimed five lives.

Southern California Winter Fires

Southern California is facing devastating winter fires, the most destructive in over four decades, with at least 1,000 structures burned in the Palisades Fire. The fires have killed at least five people, destroyed numerous homes, and led to chaotic evacuations, affecting densely populated neighborhoods and affluent areas like Pacific Palisades, Altadena, and Malibu.

Impact of Wildfires on Political Perspectives in Los Angeles

Wildfires in Los Angeles County are causing people to re-evaluate their support for liberal policies as they devastate the area, with five fires raging and thousands under evacuation orders.

Wildfires in Los Angeles County

Multiple wildfires are raging across Los Angeles County, causing mass evacuations, destruction of homes and landmarks, and claiming at least five lives. The fires have burned over 30,000 acres, with high winds and dry conditions fueling the infernos. Celebrities, including Mandy Moore and Paris Hilton, have also lost their homes to the flames.

Devastating Wildfires in Southern California

Devastating wildfires in Southern California have led to mandatory evacuations in Hollywood Hills area and Pacific Palisades neighborhood. Many celebrities, including Billy Crystal, Paris Hilton, and Chrissy Teigen, have lost their homes to the fires.

California Wildfires in Hollywood Hills

A brush fire erupted in the Hollywood Hills area of California, west of the Hollywood sign, leading to mandatory evacuations. Several other wildfires have also broken out in the region. Firefighters are working to contain the fires.

Wildfires in Los Angeles area affecting NFL game

NFL monitoring wildfires in Los Angeles area ahead of Rams-Vikings wild-card matchup at SoFi Stadium. Contingency plan in place with State Farm Stadium as backup location. Thousands evacuated as fires rage across the region.

Entertainment events impacted by wildfires in Los Angeles

Several entertainment events, including the Critics Choice Awards and various film premieres, have been postponed or canceled due to wildfires raging across Los Angeles. The blaze has led to evacuations, including by celebrities like Mark Hamill, and impacted the entertainment industry in the region.

Southern California Wildfires

Destructive winds have led to multiple fires burning across Southern California, with at least three major fires and several smaller fires in the Greater Los Angeles area. Dry, gusty conditions are fueling the flames, leading to at least two deaths, many injuries, and tens of thousands of evacuations. More than 400,000 homes and businesses are without power, and over a thousand structures have been destroyed.

Wildfires in Los Angeles

At least five people are dead due to wildfires in Los Angeles, with over 1,000 homes destroyed. Firefighters are concerned about water and manpower shortages.

Wildfires in Southern California

Multiple wildfires have erupted in southern California, leading to tens of thousands of evacuations and firefighters struggling to contain the flames.

California Wildfires in Los Angeles

President Biden is briefed on efforts to contain wildfires in Los Angeles. He expresses commitment to support and rebuild the affected areas. Former President Trump criticizes Governor Newsom for water allocation decisions. Two people have died, and thousands have been evacuated due to the fires.

Impact of Santa Ana Winds on California Wildfires

Intense Santa Ana winds in southern California are fueling fast-moving fires that have killed at least two people and burned through thousands of acres, leading to mandatory evacuations and warnings for tens of thousands more. Experts explain the characteristics and impact of the Santa Ana winds and how they contribute to the current wildfire situation.

Los Angeles Wildfires Threaten NFL's Wild Card Weekend

Wildfires in the Los Angeles area are threatening the region, impacting the NFL's Wild Card Weekend. The fires have led to evacuations and air quality concerns, affecting sports teams and their practice schedules.

California Wildfires

President Biden is updated on progress in containing out of control fires in California. A United Airlines passenger describes seeing wildfires from the air like 'Mordor from Lord of the Rings'. Several wildfires are raging across California, causing evacuations and structural damage.

California Wildfires in Los Angeles Suburbs

Wildfires in Los Angeles suburbs, including Pacific Palisades, destroy homes and infrastructure, leading to evacuations of over 30,000 people. Strong winds and dry conditions fuel the fires. Celebrities like Chris Pratt and Julianne Hough express support for firefighters and evacuees.

Los Angeles Wildfires Force Evacuations of Celebrities and Thousands of Residents

Terrifying wildfires have forced around 30,000 people, including major A-list celebrities, to flee Los Angeles. The largest fire in Pacific Palisades has prompted evacuations and destroyed homes. Celebrities like Tom Hanks, Ben Affleck, Mark Hamill, and Spencer Pratt have been impacted.

Wildfire in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles

A Santa Ana wind-fueled wildfire has destroyed around 1,000 structures in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles. Many homes were lost to the flames, and evacuations were ordered for the whole community. Several wildfires are currently uncontained, and there have been reports of serious injuries among those who did not evacuate.

Wildfires in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties

Destructive winds are fueling multiple fires in Los Angeles and Ventura counties, forcing evacuations and school closures. Power lines have been shut off to prevent further ignitions. NPR member station LAist is providing live updates and taking calls from locals. Resources include evacuation guidelines, wildfire smoke safety tips, and advice on post-wildfire actions.

Los Angeles Wildfires

The Los Angeles Fire Department warns that the Palisades, Eaton, and Hurst fires are still not contained, leading to evacuations, significant injuries, and two civilian deaths. Emergency services are overwhelmed, with over 80,000 locals evacuated and water-drop aircraft grounded. Strong Santa Ana winds are exacerbating the situation, causing closures and cancellations throughout the city.

Palisades Fire and Extreme Weather Conditions in Southern California

Fearsome winds grounded firefighting aircraft in the battle against the Palisades fire, making it challenging for firefighters. The fire remained uncontained, forcing thousands to evacuate as extreme fire behavior continued. Climate change exacerbates the already dangerous conditions.

Coverage of the Palisades Fire by Local TV News

Local TV news covers the Palisades Fire live, showing surreal scenes like a bulldozer moving luxury cars to make way for firefighters. Retired Fire Capt. stresses the need for preparedness during evacuations. Actor Steve Guttenberg helps move cars blocking the road. Gov. Gavin Newsom surveys the situation as strong winds are expected.

Wildfires in Los Angeles County

Los Angeles County is facing at least three out-of-control wildfires fueled by strong Santa Ana winds, leading to evacuations and a state of emergency declaration.

California Wildfires in Pacific Palisades and Pasadena

Fast-moving brush fires in Pacific Palisades and Pasadena prompt evacuations for over 30,000 people. Strong winds hinder firefighting efforts. California Governor Gavin Newsom declares a state of emergency.

Wildfires in Los Angeles

A brushfire erupted in Eaton Canyon near Altadena amid the Los Angeles wildfires, engulfing over 400 acres with wind gusts exceeding 100 mph. The fire is spreading quickly due to significant wind in the area. In Pacific Palisades, another wildfire threatened homes and a local school, leading to evacuations.

California Wildfires in West Hollywood and Pacific Palisades

A fire broke out in West Hollywood, California, just off Sunset Boulevard amid a windstorm that exacerbated a wildfire in the Pacific Palisades. Firefighters contained the blaze with no injuries or property damages reported. Another wildfire in the Pacific Palisades threatened homes and a local public school, leading to evacuations.

Pacific Palisades Wildfire

Homes are burning in Pacific Palisades due to a wildfire carried by strong winds, with one home completely engulfed in flames. The fire has grown to 770 acres, destroying multiple homes and forcing thousands to evacuate.

Wildfires in Los Angeles

Two brush fires broke out in Los Angeles, one in Hollywood Hills and another in Pacific Palisades, prompting evacuations due to 'life-threatening' wind conditions. The fires threatened buildings and forced students to relocate from nearby campuses.

Wildfire in Pacific Palisades and Hollywood Hills

A massive fire has engulfed the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles, spanning 1,200 acres and forcing evacuations. Another fire in the Hollywood Hills was stopped. Southern California is under red flag warnings due to high winds and fire risk.

Pacific Palisades Brush Fire

A large brush fire broke out in Pacific Palisades, prompting mandatory evacuations and highway closures. The fire was 0% contained Tuesday night and has drawn around 1,500 firefighters.

Wildfire Threat in Los Angeles Hillsides

A fast-moving wildfire in the Los Angeles hillsides prompts evacuations as a windstorm hits Southern California, creating extreme fire risk in areas with little rainfall. President Biden cancels trip due to weather. Utilities consider preemptive power cuts to prevent fire risk.

Defamation lawsuit against CNN by security contractor Zachary Young

Security contractor Zachary Young sues CNN for defamation over a report about exorbitant charges for evacuations from Afghanistan. CNN defends the report, claiming Young profited from illegal tactics. The trial starts in Florida amid increasing ideological polarization of media and legal attacks on the press by public figures like Donald Trump.

California Wildfires in Malibu

Red Flag fire warnings remain for Malibu area after Franklin Fire forces evacuations, destroys structures, and causes power outages. Officials express cautious optimism as weather improves, but residents are warned to take the fire seriously.

Wildfire in Malibu

A ferocious wildfire burned through Malibu, destroying homes and triggering evacuations. Thousands were forced to evacuate as firefighters struggled to contain the flames. The fire, dubbed the Franklin fire, spread rapidly due to strong winds, affecting roughly 20,000 people in the area.

Pepperdine University cancels classes due to nearby Franklin Fire in Malibu

Pepperdine University canceled classes and finals due to a nearby brush fire in Malibu. Evacuations and shelter-in-place orders were in effect as the fire grew to over 2,800 acres, destroying structures and prompting power outages.

Franklin Fire in Malibu

Firefighters are battling the Franklin Fire, which has burned over 2,000 acres in the Malibu area. Evacuation orders and warnings have been issued, and shelters have been set up for displaced individuals and animals.

Volcano Eruption in Iceland

A volcano in Iceland has erupted for the seventh time this year, leading to evacuations. NBC News' Valerie Castro reports on the impact on the community.

Super Typhoon Yagi makes landfall in China

Super Typhoon Yagi makes landfall in China, causing widespread disruption and evacuations. It is the biggest storm in Asia this year and the second-most powerful tropical cyclone of 2024. Classes are canceled, streets deserted, and flights disrupted in Hong Kong, Macau, Hainan, and Guangdong. The storm has left 16 dead in the Philippines and is expected to head towards Vietnam and Laos.

Wildfire in Northern Suburbs of Athens

A major forest fire on the northern fringes of the Greek capital, Athens, has left at least one person dead and triggered evacuations. Hundreds of firefighters and water-dropping planes are battling the blaze, with international assistance being sought. The fire has affected about 10,000 hectares, with France, Italy, the Czech Republic, and other countries providing aid.

Wildfire in Northern Suburbs of Athens

A major wildfire in the northern suburbs of Athens leaves at least one person dead, triggers evacuations, and causes damage to homes and businesses. International assistance has been requested. Climate change is considered a factor in the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires in Greece.

Wildfire in Greece

A major forest fire is raging out of control on the northern fringes of Athens, Greece, causing evacuations of hospitals and residential suburbs. The blaze, fueled by high temperatures and winds, is being fought by hundreds of firefighters and water-dropping planes.

Tropical Storm Debby's Impact in the U.S.

Tropical Storm Debby caused tornadoes and flooding as it moved through the U.S., damaging homes and taking lives before moving into Canada. Flash flooding in New York led to evacuations and rescues by helicopter. Several states declared states of emergency.

Tropical Storm Debby

Tropical Storm Debby could be upgraded to a hurricane as it heads towards Florida, with life-threatening storm surge expected along Florida's Gulf Coast.

Israel allows severely wounded children in Gaza to leave for medical treatment

Israel initially agreed to allow 150 seriously ill and injured children in Gaza to leave for medical treatment, but suspended the approval after an attack blamed on Lebanese Hezbollah.

Severe Storms in U.S. and Canada

Severe storms in the U.S. and Canada have caused deaths and damage, including a tornado in New York, flash floods in the Ozarks, and power outages. Multiple buildings were destroyed in Rome, NY, and many residents were evacuated due to flooding. Overall, the storms have led to at least five deaths across the U.S.

Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon

The Pentagon is moving U.S. military assets closer to Israel and Lebanon to evacuate Americans as tensions rise between Israel and Hezbollah. Israel plans airstrikes and a possible ground offensive in Lebanon. U.S. officials are concerned about a potential escalation but hope for a diplomatic solution. The U.S. is coordinating with allies for evacuations and military operations.

Midwest Flooding

Heavy rains in the Midwest cause flooding, threatening dam failure and leading to evacuations and rescues. Severe storms forecast for more rain and damaging winds. Flooding damages roads, bridges, and businesses, with two reported deaths. President Biden briefed on the situation.

Minnesota Dam Failure and Flooding

A dam in south central Minnesota failed, leading to fears of flooding for at least 45,000 residents in the valley below. Rapidan Dam, a 114-year-old structure, is at risk of collapsing due to abnormally high levels of rainfall. Evacuations have been advised for low-lying areas in the Minnesota River Valley.

California Wildfire near Tracy, CA

California firefighters battle wind-driven wildfire near Tracy, CA, in the San Francisco Bay Area and central California. The Corral Fire has led to evacuations, road closures, and injuries, but has not posed a threat to the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. The fire has burned 15.6 square miles and is 13% contained.

Volcanic Eruption in Iceland

A new volcanic eruption in Iceland has started spewing lava over 100 feet into the air at the Sundhnúks crater. This is the fifth eruption since December, with significant evacuations and property damage reported.

Wildfires in Western Canada

Major wildfires have spread across Western Canada, leading to evacuations in British Columbia and warnings of poor air quality. Alberta faces extreme wildfires, with one growing significantly over the weekend. Authorities are working to control the fires with the help of crews and helicopters. The federal government warns of a potentially catastrophic wildfire season due to high temperatures and drought.

Flooding in Texas

Massive amounts of rain in Texas have caused flooding, leading to evacuations. The rain is expected to continue with up to 3 inches more expected. The flooding has impacted Texas and parts of Louisiana for weeks, resulting in severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. Houston officials have performed over 100 water rescues and 179 people, along with 122 pets, were rescued in Liberty County. No deaths or injuries have been reported.

Severe Flooding in Southeastern Texas

Torrential rain in southeastern Texas leads to flooding in Houston area, forcing evacuations and high-water rescues. The region is bracing for more rain and potential major flooding.

Severe Flooding in Houston Area

Heavy storms slammed the Houston area, causing dangerous flooding and high-water rescues, with officials warning of worsening conditions. Several hundred structures at risk, schools closed, and roads jammed. Reservoirs and ground saturated from weeks of heavy rain. Evacuations ordered, hundreds of rescues conducted. No deaths or injuries reported in Houston.

Severe Weather in Texas

Powerful storms in Texas caused flooding, hail, and tornadoes, leading to evacuations and damage. The state has been hit by severe weather events since early April.

Kenyan President Ruto Postpones School Reopening Due to Severe Floods

Kenyan President William Ruto has postponed the reopening of schools due to heavy rains and floods, with more than 200 people killed. Floods in Kenya and East Africa have displaced over 150,000 people, leading to evacuations near full dams and reservoirs.

Kenya Dam Collapse and Flooding

A dam collapse in western Kenya resulted in at least 40 deaths, with ongoing heavy rains causing flooding and displacement of thousands of people in the region.

Flooding in China's Guangdong Province

Major rivers, waterways, and reservoirs in China's Guangdong province are threatening dangerous floods, prompting emergency response plans to protect over 127 million people. Heavy rains have caused evacuations, power outages, and suspension of classes in affected areas.

Severe Flooding in Southern Russia

A state of emergency has been declared in southern Russia due to severe flooding, the worst in 70 years, resulting in thousands of evacuations. Residents are facing challenges in finding drinking water and some have started protesting due to lack of assistance.

Fatal Blast at Vaping Distribution Company in Michigan

A 19-year-old in Michigan was fatally struck in the head by a canister projected into the air by a blast at a vaping distribution company. The incident involved a fire fueled by butane containers. Debris, including blades, flew into the air during the explosion, causing injuries and evacuations. The company had received a large shipment of butane containers recently.

Texas Panhandle Wildfire

The largest wildfire on record is burning in the Texas Panhandle, causing evacuations and devastation to ranches, farms, and small towns.

Texas Wildfires Devastation

One person has died and numerous cattle have been killed in wildfires sweeping across Texas, causing devastation and prompting evacuations, power outages, and a temporary shutdown of a nuclear weapons facility.

Texas Panhandle Wildfire

A fast-moving wildfire in the Texas Panhandle has become the second-largest blaze in state history, leading to evacuations and power outages as firefighters work to control it.

Texas Panhandle Wildfire

A rapidly spreading wildfire in the Texas Panhandle has grown to nearly 800 square miles, prompting evacuations in small towns. No deaths or injuries reported, but extensive property losses expected. Weather conditions are critical, with strong winds, dry grass, and warm temperatures fueling the blaze.

Texas Panhandle Wildfires

Wildfires in the Texas Panhandle prompt evacuations, power outages, and affect a nuclear weapons facility; Governor issues disaster declaration for 60 counties; facilities affected include Pantex plant; hope for firefighters with cooler temperatures and less wind forecasted

Smokehouse Creek Wildfire in the Texas Panhandle

The Smokehouse Creek Wildfire in the Texas Panhandle has spread to cover over 500,000 acres, is zero percent contained, and has led to evacuations. It is the second-largest wildfire in Texas history. Governor Greg Abbott has activated the Texas Division of Emergency Management to bring in additional resources to combat the fires.

Texas Wildfires and Climate Change

Massive wildfires, including the Smokehouse Creek Fire in Texas, have caused significant destruction and forced evacuations. Climate change has exacerbated the conditions for wildfires to ignite and spread rapidly.

Texas Panhandle Wildfire and Evacuations

A rapidly widening Texas wildfire in the Panhandle doubled in size, prompting evacuations and causing damage to homes and structures. The largest blaze, the Smokehouse Creek Fire, burned nearly 400 square miles. A nuclear weapons facility temporarily shut down as a precaution.

Wildfires in the Texas Panhandle

A series of wildfires swept across the Texas Panhandle, prompting evacuations, cutting off power to thousands, and forcing the shutdown of a nuclear weapons facility. The largest blaze burned nearly 400 square miles, causing damage to homes and other structures. Cooler temperatures and possible rain bring hope for firefighting efforts.