‘Patrol’ phase begins at Hawthorne fire with other fires across the state mopping up
After two weeks of battling the forest blaze, fire officials announced Sunday that they were moving into a patrol phase.
‘New norm:’ Official warns brush fires will become commonplace as Hawthorne Fire keeps burning
Officials on scene at the Hawthorne Fire provided an update on their work as of noon on Wednesday. Watch in the video above.
Crews work to contain Hawthorne fire as challenging conditions persist
Authorities say there are potentially more challenges coming up this week and it could be months before the state is really ...
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Hawthorne Fire enters mop-up phase | Officials cautiously optimistic, as weather remains challenging
The blaze was caused by a careless campfire, and a condo community nestled at the base of Lamentation Mountain came close to ...
Crews continue battling Hawthorne Fire, other fires amid dry weather conditions
As the Hawthorne Fire continues to burn into its twelfth day, crews remain on scene in Berlin using new equipment to help ...
Hawthorne Fire in Berlin continues for over a week
BERLIN, Conn. (WTNH) — The Hawthorne Fire in Berlin has been burning for over a week. Fire officials said the situation is ...
Governor declares state of emergency due to Hawthorne Fire, critical fire weather conditions
Governor Lamont has declared a state of emergency due to the critical fire weather conditions in Connecticut and continued ...
2 firefighters injured as Hawthorne Fire in Conn. continues for an eighth day
Two firefighters were injured while they were helping battle the Hawthorne Fire over the weekend and the fire is continuing ...
Hawthorne fire 30 percent contained
The largest was the Hawthorne, which was 30 percent contained as of Tuesday night. After 10 days, it remained a massive 120- to 130-acre fire. While it was not 100 percent confirmed, officials said ...
Connecticut Declares Emergency as Hawthorne Fire Blazes
The Hawthorne Fire on Lamentation Mountain continues to spread. 127,000 gallons of water from next-door Silver Lake has been dumped on the fire so far.