Fire personnel in eastern Arizona have spent the last week working to get control of the Greer Fire, which has burned over 20 ...

The cause of the blaze that began May 13 was under investigation but had burned grass, shrubs and timber at a rapid pace.

Activity on the fire has decreased due to work by aviation resources dropping buckets of water on targeted burn areas ...

Here's what to know about firefighter efforts, FEMA grant funding, evacuation orders and weather conditions for the eastern ...

Arizona governor declares state of emergency as Greer Fire reaches 15,985 acres, forcing evacuations amid critical weekend ...

The Camp House fire has scorched 14,852 acres, according to InciWeb. Evacuations remain in place, and the fire is still uncontained. The Jenkins Creek Fire continued to grow Thursday, after strong ...

A wildfire that started near Greer, a community of several dozen people, in eastern Arizona's Apache County on May 13 has grown to over 9,500 acres, according to InciWeb, a federal tracker.

The following was sent out by Inciweb: The Sawlog Fire was reported on the afternoon of May 1st. Forest Service fire officials from the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest responded to the area ...

The following areas are in "Go" status, meaning they are being asked to evacuate, according to InciWeb: People residing on River Road in Eagar west to Highway 261 are in "Set" status, meaning that ...

A shelter is open at St. Johns at the County Fairground, which can house large and small animals, according to InciWeb. A number of streets have also been closed due to the raging fire.

By midday on May 14, fire officials estimated the Greer Fire had grown to 6,400 acres, according to InciWeb, a federal government website that tracks wildfires. State Route 260 was closed in both ...