Winds push Juniper Fire past 750 acres

Fire crews are still battling the Juniper Fire burning in Mead Valley.
Strong winds have helped push the flames southeast.
The fire has now scorched over 750 acres.
Containment has reached 60 percent as of this update.
Despite the fire’s growth, crews are making steady progress.
All evacuation warnings in the area have been lifted.
Officials say the fire no longer poses an immediate threat to homes.
Helicopters and ground crews remain in the area to strengthen control lines.
Dry brush and terrain continue to make access challenging.
No injuries or structure losses have been reported so far.
Firefighters are urging residents to stay aware of changing conditions.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.