Nevada, Nebraska, Texas and South Dakota are experiencing 911 outages, according to police.

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A quiet morning at Burning Man turned into an unforgettable moment for one Utah couple when their daughter arrived in the most unexpected way—inside the bathroom of their RV. Kayla Thompson, 37, and her husband Kasey, 39, had only just arrived at the Nevada desert festival, ready to immerse themselves in the annual celebration of art, music, and radical self-expression. What they didn’t anticipate was that they would leave with a new addition to their family.

A shocking tragedy has cast a shadow over this year’s Burning Man festival, as officials confirmed the death of a Russian participant found in a pool of blood in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. Authorities have identified the victim as Vadim Kruglov, a beloved member of the festival community described by friends as a “true hero” of Burning Man. Kruglov, 32, a resident of Tacoma, Washington, was discovered around 9:15 p.m.

The Tesla CEO shared his feelings about the incident in an X post.

Residents in parts of South Dakota, Nebraska, Texas and Nevada were unable to call the emergency number, officials said.

Vadim Kruglov, a 37-year-old Russian man, has been identified as the victim found dead in a pool of blood at Burning Man 2024. His death is under murder investigation.

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"He's just such a special person, and I'm just so glad that he lived through this," Paul Spadafora's wife said.

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