A fast-moving wildfire near Buckeye has burned nearly 1,000 acres and remains 0% contained as crews continue working to slow its spread. Officials say the fire started May 2 and has been fueled by dense vegetation and strong winds, allowing it to move quickly through the area. Firefighters are facing difficult conditions, including limited access and heavy fuel that’s causing intense flames and thick smoke. Wind gusts up to 30 mph are also increasing the risk of the fire spreading further. Around 100 personnel are currently working to contain the blaze, focusing on building and reinforcing containment lines. The fire briefly led to closures along State Route 85 and caused some power outages after damaging nearby lines. At this time, no official evacuation orders have been issued, but authorities say the situation is still being closely monitored. Some residents may choose to leave voluntarily depending on conditions. Via Arizona Department of Public Safety Arizona Department of F...