There are no threats to public structures at this time.

The fire is now under control.

Fire crews are currently responding.

The human-caused fire left a devastating impact.

A defensible space is an area around a building in which vegetation, debris, and other types of combustible fuels have been treated, cleared, or reduced to slow the spread of fire to and from the building.

Hell’s Gate Fire is estimated to have burned 600 acres.

For some living in those communities, it was a reminder of the cost of wildfires in recent years.

The Mountain Fire, burning eight miles east of Cave Creek, Ariz. in the Tonto National Forest, was reported before noon on Friday, June 7, according to Inciweb.

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It broke out in the Santa Cruz River off Silverbell just south of Camino del Cerro on Friday evening.

According to the news release the Coronado National Forest, Nogales Ranger District, is seeking comments on the preliminary Environmental Assessment (EA) for the Cienega Creek FireScape Project,

Fire districts are hoping the state will put more money into the budget for wildland firefighter deployment.

Fire crews in southern Arizona said the winter rains have helped decrease fire risk.

The bankruptcy filing immediately puts a halt to the wildfire lawsuits and consolidates them in bankruptcy court, where legal experts say victims will likely receive less money.

Proactive measures helped prevent a possibly disastrous season

The man plans on rebuilding his home, and he hopes the Christmas display will encourage others to keep their faith in the community.

The home essentials, including furniture, electronics, tools and more, will help dozens of firefighters whose homes burned down in the Camp Fire.

An insurance company can't pay out its expected claims, but that doesn't mean its policy holders will be left out in the cold.

The off-duty Border Patrol agent who caused the Sawmill Fire last year will face years of probation and a huge fine.

A small group of residents who survived the deadliest U.S. wildfire in a century are staying put and trying to live amid the ashen ruins.

The remains of one person found Sunday and five found Saturday brought the death toll statewide to 80.

According to a tweet from AZ State Forestry, about 30 people were forced out of the area near Babacomari Ranch, which is southeast of the grass fire.

The cause of the fires remains under investigation, but they broke out around the time and place two utilities reported equipment trouble.

Windy conditions are kicking up dust in Tucson

More than 8,000 firefighters statewide were battling wildfires that destroyed more than 7,000 structures and killed more than 40 people, with the flames feeding on dry brush and driven by strong winds.

It's now the deadliest blaze in state history.

Wildfires in California have claimed the lives of at least nine people.

Strong winds and low humidity are fueling three wildfires across the state of California.

The fire is reported to be a half mile from Zacatecas Canyon and residents are on pre-evacuation notice at this time.

It's been a month since the Sawmill Fire sparked on April 23 southeast of Green Valley and the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

This burn is known as the Mica Bowl prescribed burn and is divided into several units, with up to 280 acres treated during the burn. Fires may continue for three to five day, according to fire managers, and the prescribed burns will only take place when things like wind, temperature, and relative hu

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