Officials: Nebraska nuke plant is safe from flood
Nebraska nuclear plant Fort Calhoun remains secure as Missouri River floods approach. Regulators and the Omaha Public Power District emphasize shutdown status, intact safety systems, and multiple backup power sources. Officials cite barriers, watertight reactor containment, and advance preparation to reassure the public while river levels stay high into August.
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Winds Drive Escalating Wildfires Across Southwest
Firefighters battle multiple Southwest blazes as winds rise across New Mexico and Arizona. In New Mexico border areas crews test lines and helicopters aid ground crews while Governor Brewer aids response. In Arizona the Monument and Horse Shoe II fires threaten Sierra Vista, with 18,580 acres burned and 15 percent contained. At least 40 homes destroyed and authorities say the fires were human caused.
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