Maui fires death toll continues to rise

Crews and first responders are working as fast as they can to make the wildfire zone in Maui safe, but residents are becoming frustrated by their inability to return home. Search teams in Maui are working around the clock to inspect thousands of burned-out buildings for victims. Survivors are expressing their frustrations that leaders did not properly warn the community about the fire, but they say with water in short supply, firefighters couldn't react quickly.

Tensions grow over handling of Maui fire devastation

Residents in Maui say they are frustrated with how the local government has handled the devastating wildfires that destroyed the historic town of Lahaina. So, now they are coming together taking matters into their own hands to bring much-needed supplies to survivors. FOX 10's Ellen McNamara has more.

Maui wildfires: Toxic particles will remain in areas

Officials say it's too early for residents to return to some parts of the island where the flames have already been put out. Experts warn that potential health hazards could stick around for weeks or months. At least 96 people have died in the fires.

Fundraiser held in Mesa to benefit Maui fire victims

A Valley woman is taking action to help those affected by the wildfires in Maui through the power of hula. The local hula instructor held a fundraising event on Aug. 12 at The Woodshed Two in Mesa. The wildfires have now killed more than 80 people and left unthinkable damage to the island. She says the celebration of dance, song and culture sends a clear message to loved ones impacted.

Latest on the deadly Maui wildfires

At least 80 people have been killed in wildfires raging on the Hawaiian island of Maui. We have the latest as the historic town of Lahaina is nearly wiped out and thousands were forced to flee their homes.