Tracking wildfires and evacuation orders in northern Minnesota
- Two large wildfires ignited near Brimson and southeast of Hoyt Lakes, Minnesota, across St. Louis County on Sunday afternoon and Monday morning, 2025.
- Dry, windy conditions under a Red Flag Warning created extreme fire danger, causing rapid fire growth and triggering multiple evacuation orders.
- The Camp House Fire expanded overnight from 200 to about 750 acres with zero containment as of Monday morning, while the Jenkins Creek Fire grew to 800 acres.
- The Office of the Sheriff for St. Louis County announced that more than 50 homes have been evacuated and three cabins have been lost to the fire, which is reportedly advancing rapidly toward the north.
- Officials set evacuation centers and road closures while forecasters expected a pattern shift later in the week bringing precipitation that could reduce fire risks.
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Wildfires consume thousands of acres in NE Minnesota
At least three separate wildfires in northeastern Minnesota have burned over 20,000 acres and dozens of buildings, MPR News reports. Thus far, there are no reported casualties, but “Gov. Tim Walz has called up the National Guard to help fire crews battling the flames on the ground and from the air.” President Donald Trump’s nomination of Daniel Rosen as Minnesota’s next U.S. attorney stands out because the nominee “has scant experience in the fi…
Crews from across US arrive to fight St. Louis County wildfires
ST. PAUL — Air and ground crews from across the U.S. and Ontario have arrived in St. Louis County to provide aid to the three biggest active wildfires in Minnesota, state officials said Tuesday. Gov. Tim Walz hosted a news conference in St. Paul to address the response efforts at the Camp House, Jenkins Creek and Munger Shaw fires. Walz noted that Minnesota usually experiences, on average, a little over 1,100 wildfires per year. The state has se…
Regional Group To Take Over Minnesota Wildfire Fighting
DULUTH, Minn. – State and local fire teams have been leading the battle against the Camp House and Jenkins Creek fires since they broke out on Sunday and Monday respectively. That will change the morning of Wednesday, May 14. The Eastern Area Complex Incident Management Team will assume management of the Camp House and Jenkins Creek fires. The complex incident management team has greater access to regional and national firefighting resources. Th…
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