Arizona wildfire forces evacuations, burns Navajo Nation land

A wildfire near Window Rock, Arizona, the capital of the Navajo Nation, has burned nearly 1,800 acres, prompting evacuations and a state of emergency declaration. The Oak Ridge Fire, believed to be caused by wood haulers, started on June 28 and quickly spread due to wind, forcing residents to evacuate to shelters. Fire restrictions have been tightened, and resources are being deployed. Authorities are investigating the cause, while the Navajo Nation urges residents to follow fire restrictions and avoid affected areas. Donations and animal care are being organized for evacuees.