Winds and dry conditions are driving up fire risk, leading to new restrictions across Arizona. Officials urge caution.

As Arizona heads into a potentially fiery summer, the U.S. Forest Service is dealing with budget cuts and new fire policies.

This wildfire season, brushy tamarisks, also known as salt cedars, are a catalyst for Arizona blazes that foul the air with ...

Arizona tribes are prepping for this year's fire season. In the meantime, the feds are taking their new Wildland Fire Service ...

The Yaqui Fire started in the borderlands near the south end of the Huachucas, and initially closed a remote park. By May 15, ...

A new wildfire, called the "Bronco Fire," sparked Saturday night in the Tonto National Forest northeast of Cave Creek.

High winds and low humidity create "critical fire weather" in Arizona, warns the National Weather Service, urging fire ...

Forecasts call for hot, dry and windy conditions in an already challenging Arizona wildfire season. Officials have imposed fire restrictions.

Wind is one of the biggest drivers of wildfire spread, and firefighters across the state are bracing for conditions to worsen.

The Hazen Fire, burning a mile southwest of Buckeye, has been 10% contained at 1,049 acres as of 2 p.m. on May 5, according ...

PHOENIX – An out-of-state college student allegedly started a wildfire in northern Arizona on Tuesday by burning cottonwood seeds with a lighter, authorities said. The unnamed 22-year-old man from ...