<p>A fire broke out on Garson Road west of Reno, Nevada, on June 18, spreading to about 125 acres, according to the Reno Fire Department</a>. By 8 am on June 19, the fire was 10 percent contained</a>.</p><p>Some homes were evacuated</a>, but have since been reopened, according to local news</a> reports. Investigators have said</a> the fire is believed to have been started by target shooters.</p><p>This video shows the reach of the fire in its third hour, taken from a fire camera located on Peavine Peak, north of Garson Road. Credit: Nevada Seismological Laboratory via Storyful</p><br />
