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SALT LAKE CITY — I-84 has reopened between Tremonton and Snowville after a new fire sparked Friday and closed the freeway.
Fire officials are estimating the Goring Fire is about 15,046 acres in size, or about 23.5 square miles, as of Saturday morning. It started about 4:30 p.m. Friday and is burning near Howell in northeast Box Elder County.
At least ten active wildfires are burning throughout Utah as of Saturday morning, according to Utah fire officials.
This story will be updated throughout the day with the latest information on the state’s wildfires.
Friday's fire coverage:
Wildfire updates: Middle Canyon Fire in Tooele County is out
The Middle Canyon Fire in Tooele County is out after nine days, officials said. The canyon reopened Friday.
Goose Creek Fire (near Utah-Nevada border) is 85 percent contained
Goring Fire in Box Elder County 45 percent contained
Cove Creek Fire (20 miles north of Beaver) update
Goose Creek Fire near Utah-Nevada border is 80 percent contained
