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Refusal to evacuate could be a fatal decision': Officials urge residents in northern New Mexico to leave ahead of a rapidly growing blaze

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Officials in northern New Mexico urged residents in more than two dozen communities to immediately evacuate Saturday ahead of a massive blaze that exploded in size in a day.

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Refusal to evacuate could be a fatal decision.' Officials urge

Huge firefight' to defend New Mexico villages, city from blaze

Refusal to evacuate could be a fatal decision.' Officials urge