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Vermont State Police have released the identity of a man who died in a camper fire. The incident occurred Sunday morning on Route 14 in Sharon. Investigators believe the fire was caused by improper disposal of smoking materials.

A motorhome caught fire yesterday evening while driving in the Thousand Palms area. Bystanders extinguished the flames before firefighters arrived, but one woman sustained burn injuries and was transported to a hospital.

Residents voiced strong opposition to a proposed RV ordinance during a Gering City Council meeting. The discussion highlighted tensions between local regulations and the rights of recreational vehicle owners regarding parking and habitation.

A camper fire in Millbrook resulted in one fatality and damage to two vehicles. The incident occurred on January 27, 2026, on the I-65 Service Road. The fire originated from an electric fireplace, with wind conditions contributing to its rapid spread to an adjacent camper.

Sixteen months after Hurricane Helene, hundreds of people in Western North Carolina remain in RVs not designed for cold weather. Nonprofits are winterizing vehicles with insulation boards and heaters to make them habitable. A state grant of half a million dollars supports these efforts.

In Louisiana, investigators are probing a deadly RV fire that occurred at 10 a.m. Monday in the town of Reserve. A lithium battery is being considered as a potential cause, and the RV lacked a working smoke alarm. This marks the seventh fire-related fatality in the state within a week.