KINGMAN, Ariz. (AP) – Evacuation orders have been lifted for minorities in western Arizona affected by wildfires.

The Mojave County Sheriff’s Office has notified people who had to leave six homes in the Red Wing Canyon area late Thursday that they can return.

The fire department said fires 13 miles (21 km) north of Kingman were 45 percent contained, allowing firefighters to form a perimeter around the entire blaze.

Chicago’s police oversight agency said it was investigating allegations of sexual misconduct against a police officer involved with an immigrant who had resided at the police station after arriving in the city.

New York City police said a tour bus driver had been ticketed for running a red light and crashing into a public bus. Eighteen people were taken to hospital in the clashes.

A Pennsylvania grand jury investigating child sexual abuse among Jehovah’s Witnesses has indicted five more people for raping or molesting a four-year-old child.

Kansas’s Republican Attorney General is asking state courts to stop transgender residents from changing the gender on their driver’s licenses.

Currently, 200 firefighters are focused on putting out the hotspot and building a second fire line to protect the homes on the north side.

Friday’s weather conditions are expected to be dry and windy.

The fire was reported on Tuesday. The cause is under investigation, but officials believe it was man-made.

There were no injuries or damage to buildings.