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Gov. Katie Hobbs and state fire officials came together Monday to urge Arizonans to take precautionary measures to prevent wildfires.
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The 3,817-acre Aubrey Fire started Tuesday near Route 66 northwest of Seligman. State forest officials believe it's likely human-caused as multiple starts indicate it was sparked by a dragged chain or something similar.
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The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management is wrapping up a pair of prescribed burn projects southeast of Flagstaff Thursday.
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Crews spent much of Wednesday on suppression repair work on a wildfire southwest of Flagstaff while conducting firing operations near Blue Ridge that created heavy smoke.
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Arizona forestry officials plan to begin a six-month fuels reduction project near Flagstaff later this month.
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The 279-acre Brady Fire remains 0% contained.
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A lightning-caused wildfire in southern Arizona’s Graham County has grown to about 5,000 acres.
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The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management says the Stockton Hill Fire was mapped at 650 acres Wednesday with no containment.
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The Stockton Hill Fire north of Kingman prompted evacuations Tuesday and is approaching a second evacuation trigger point as crews try to contain the blaze.
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Officials say the Stockton Hill Fire sparked Tuesday evening about four miles northeast of Stockton. The fire measured 195 acres as of Tuesday night and six homes in the Red Wing Canyon community remain under evacuation.