Wildfires continue to ravage throughout west coast

We'll get back to large wildfires prompting evacuations and destroying homes across the west. One fire near Reno has prompted a rarely-used weather alert; we'll take you live to the front lines of the Davis Fire where winds are ramping up. Plus, a former FEMA coordinator joins us live with perspective on how these fires are putting a strain on crews and resources. And, on the heels of last night's presidential debate. Independent and undecided voters weigh in on one of the key battleground states here in the West. How the candidates' performances are sitting with those in this key voting block.

How the Bay Area remembered 9/11

In the Bay area, there were so many remembrances and memorials to 9-11 victims, both civilian and first responders, we could not get to all of them. The New York Fire Department says since the day of the attack when 343 firefighters died, 360 more members have died due to World Trade Center-related illnesses.

How are schools without AC deal in record-breaking heatwave? | West Coast Wrap

Tonight -- scorching heat taking over much of the West with temperatures soaring well above 100 degrees. What this means for crews on the front lines of several large wildfires and how schools without air conditioning are getting by during this intense heat wave. Plus --JD Vance is in California today visiting the southern border with Mexico. The changes in immigration policy -- the Republican vice-presidential candidate was pushing for.

FCI Dublin women transfers continue to complain; judge denies BOP

A federal judge in Oakland denied a Bureau of Prisons motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit against it, while letters from incarcerated women who used to be housed at FCI Dublin continue to pour into KTVU describing alleged mistreatment at prisons across the country. 

KTVU 2025 Zip Trip Kick Off: Vote

Where should KTVU kick off our 2025 FOX LOCAL Zip Trip season? Vote here to share your top pick from these three Bay Area cities!

Utah planners to use drones to fly people | West Coast Wrap

A look into the future: Planners in a Utah community-- want to use drones to fly people from place to place. The futuristic idea for drone taxis-- and how they plan to make it happen. And-- giving some Arizona inmates a chance to start something new; the prison program uses art and music for rehabilitation and therapy.

New program to pay students to train as paramedic | West Coast Wrap

Tonight -- the deadly school shooting in Georgia prompting strong reaction from across the country and here in the West. Coming up -- how the presidential candidates are weighing in, plus the latest from authorities as they work to understand what led up to the violence. And-- a new effort to help address a shortage of paramedics: what one ambulance company in the Pacific Northwest is doing to convince people to enroll in an EMT training program.