Controlled burn, fueled by fierce winds, requires five agencies for fire suppression

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Local firefighters work on an out of control brush fire that got dangerously large this past weekend as wind conditions increased to epic proportions. The controlled burn grew to the point where five county fire agencies were called in to help with the blaze.

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