Crews gain fighting New Mexico wildfire, now fear floods

As firefighters made progress saving Indian pueblo lands on the north end of New Mexico’s largest wildfire, officials worried on Monday about a possible second punch from Mother Nature -- flash floods. The fast-burning Las Conchas fire exploded on the scene a week ago, triggering the temporary evacuation of the Los Alamos nuclear laboratory. It has since charred more than 123,500 acres, the biggest torching of the state’s lands in history.