Wildfires

Evacuation orders have been lifted for the Minnehaha, Fort Misery, and Horsethief Basin communities, however, residents should remain ready in case another evacuation is ordered. Crown King residents have been asked to do the same.

Salt River Project and Northern Arizona University are teaming up to make some big changes to the forests in our state to keep the water flowing to your faucet.

Fire crews have contained the Zacattack Fire, which threatened approximately 30 structures in the Zacatecas Canyon area of Old Bisbee.

Helicopters, as well as other, bigger aircraft have been called in for standby and backup, as the fire season rolls on in Arizona.

The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management announced it will implement additional restrictions across the central and northern portions of the state starting May 14.

A portion of the US 60 near Globe that had been closed for several days due to a wildfire burning in Gila County has finally reopened.

Some of Arizona's prisoners have stood on the front lines battling the wildfires burning across the state.

The Coconino, Kaibab and Tonto national forests issued coordinated statements announcing that those forests were joining the Apache-Sitgreaves and Prescott forests in imposing restrictions, with the latest ones taking effect Friday.

The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests in eastern Arizona announced campfire and smoking restrictions take effect on May 7.

A team of first responders came together to support a Cave Creek family that is trying to recover following the Ocotillo wildfire last summer -- but now they're better prepared for the next fire to come their way.

A state of emergency was issued for Mohave County due to the Flag Fire burning near Kingman.

As fire crews battle the Flag Fire in Mohave County, they running into the issue of invasive plants making the battle that much more difficult.

So far, a few hundred fires have broken out across the state since the start of 2021.