Homes Near Yellowstone Evacuated Due to Fire
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Five homes were evacuated as firefighters tried to stop a wildfire that has scorched 4,000 acres about 60 miles northwest of Yellowstone National Park.
Families living in the foothills south of Bozeman were told to leave as winds blew flames to within a quarter-mile of some homes. Fire officials warned other residents they might be ordered out.
Twenty-five homes adjacent to Gallatin National Forest had been evacuated Thursday.
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