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Southern US wildfires force residents to flee, leaving them unsure if their homes are standing

NAHUNTA, Ga. (AP) — Wildfires tearing through the South have forced hundreds of Georgia residents to flee in minutes, leaving them distraught about the homes and animals they left behind. The fires that spread this week during an extreme drought in Georgia and Florida have blanketed cities hundreds of miles (kilometers) away in smoke, leading to more air quality warnings Thursday across the Southeast. Driven by strong winds and low humidity, the two biggest fires in southern Georgia have the...

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