A fire that may have been set intentionally destroyed 900 acres of the Kickapoo Reservation on March 10.

Efforts to fight the blaze were hindered due to long-standing drought conditions on the reservation. Fire fighters had to resort to special techniques because they didn't have enough water.

The tribe is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest for the fire.

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Lack of Water Causes Difficult Fire Battle at Kickapoo Reservation (KQTV 3/14)

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