The Stronghold Fire burning in southern Arizona increased to 75% containment May 4 as a red flag warning went into effect.

As of the morning of April 29, it burned 2,300 acres, spreading aggressively and fueled by winds, according to Inciweb, a ...

The Stronghold Fire southeast of Tucson is at 69% containment on May 3, while officials anticipated hot, windy conditions for ...

Activity picked up again on the west and northwest flanks of the fire Tuesday morning, and the fire is now estimated at 2,300 ...

Arizona's wildfire season typically peaks between April and early July and ends once the monsoon season brings precipitation ...

The Stronghold Fire burned 2,138 acres over two days, and evacuations were ordered for areas near Sunsites and Cochise ...

Fire crews are making significant progress on the Stronghold Fire burning in Cochise County near Sunsites. The fire is now ...

The Stronghold Fire near Willcox in Cochise County continues to expand, driven by higher temperatures and strong winds.

Crews announced Wednesday that the Stronghold Fire had been fully contained as flames scorched 2,138 acres, with one outbuilding destroyed. The fire started near Sunsites-Pearce, about 16 miles ...

Wildfires create restricted airspace and when other aircraft get in the way, that part of firefighting efforts must stop.

PHOENIX – Crews continue to increase containment of the Stronghold Fire in southern Arizona, authorities said. The footprint ...

A wildfire in Cochise County that started on Monday has grown to 2,300 acres. Officials expect it to continue to grow.