LAS VEGAS -- Southern Nevada firefighters may finally have two wildfires under control. One fire is out and the other is partially contained, but they both have hot spots that crews are working to keep under control.

Those hotspots at the Moapa fire have been tough to tackle all day. As soon as they're able to get control of one, another pops right back up. Air tankers have been dropping water on the area all day long to cool off the hotspots.

SLIDESHOW: Two Fires Burn in Southern Nevada

While there is no official word from the Bureau of Land Management, the fire appears to be contained. Firefighters have been looking for any signs of smoke to stamp out those hotspots.

LAS VEGAS -- There's a ramp, which leads to the skate park. But why would Aaron Fotheringham take the easy way? His whole life has been based on shock value.

"Sometimes, I'll roll up and act like I don't know where I'm going, and just drop in and it totally freaks people out. It's a good time," he said.

Born with spina bifida, and confined to a wheelchair since the age of 8, Aaron has taken a hardship and turned it into his good fortune -- performing tricks at skate parks.

"It's given me great opportunities to do stuff. I've gotten to travel a lot of the world," he said.

And the world usually watches in awe. Aaron has made himself into a cottage industry. Sponsors cover his costs when competing here and abroad, and there's usually a little left over. But sometimes those pay checks come at a price.