The Rancho Fire, sparked by grinding metal, has burned 1,483 acres in Nevada and is 50% contained.

The Rancho Fire in Washoe County, Nevada, started on August 14 due to grinding metal and has burned 1,483 acres, now 50% contained with costs reaching $650,000. Firefighting efforts progressed well overnight due to favorable weather conditions, and all evacuations have been lifted. Additionally, a structure fire occurred on Sunday morning in Reno, charring a condemned double-wide, but the cause is unknown.