The U.S. Forest Service announced that the federal government is seeking prosecution for four human-caused fires in Southern ...

The Stronghold fire is now 100% percent contained, according to the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management. Firefighters were able to stop it at 2,138 acres.

Federal officials are seeking prosecution of the individuals behind four human-caused wildfires that burned through ...

A wildfire, known as the Stronghold Fire, burning near Sunsites-Pearce, about 16 miles south of the town of Cochise in Cochise County has now grown to about 2,138 acres and there is 22% contained ...

The Stronghold Fire has grown to 2,000 acres, according to an update from WildCAD, a computer-aided dispatch for agencies fighting wildfires. UPDATE 4:09 p.m.: ...

The Stronghold Fire remains burning southeast of Tucson in the Dragoon Mountains, but more than half has been contained, according to the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management.

Firefighters working on the Stronghold Fire southeast of Tucson achieved 54% containment of the north and east sides of the fire after the blaze burned more than 2,100 acres over two days. As of 8 ...

Firefighters working on the Stronghold Fire southeast of Tucson achieved 54% containment of the north and east sides of the fire after the blaze burned more than 2,100 acres over two days.

PHOENIX – Crews continue to increase containment of the Stronghold Fire in southern Arizona, authorities said. The footprint of the Cochise County wildfire has been holding for several days at ...

The Stronghold Fire, which started near Sunsites-Pearce, about 16 miles south of Cochise at around 11:30am, has continued to burn through the night.