The Minnesota DNR announced it has identified people of interest in connection with the Flanders Fire, the wildfire burning near Breezy Point in Crow Wing County.
Investigators also said they had identified the origin of the fire near the north shore of Flanders Lake.
Now, investigators are looking for any video or information residents can share.
Investigators are asking any residents or people who might have Ring or trail cams in the Flanders Lake area, especially on the lake's western side along County Road 11 and Horseshoe Lake Road, between Friday, May 15 to Sunday, May 17 to contact the DNR.
The Flanders Fire has burned over 1,600 acres.
But, with significant progress made on the fire, all the evacuation orders and notices will were lifted on Tuesday and residents were welcome to return to their homes and properties.
"This fire could have been 1000 times worse than what it was," said Cross Lake Mayor Jackson Purfeerst who said the DNR was quick to respond with planes to douse the flames.
He added no homes have been destroyed.
Anyone with information is being asked to contact DNR Conservation Officer Jordan Anderson at 218-639-0782.
