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Arizona Republic reporters say officials downplayed Dragon Bravo Fire threats
Reporters from the Arizona Republic allege that officials downplayed threats from the Dragon Bravo Fire, which has been burning for over a month. According to their new reporting, records show that officials minimized public safety and wind concerns before a sudden wind shift caused the fire to grow rapidly.
A miscalculation allowed a small blaze to roar out of control last month, destroying a historic lodge and other buildings on ...
Firefighters put out a vegetation fire sparked by a lightning strike in Trabuco Canyon on Saturday morning, Aug. 23, ...
After an Arizona Republic investigation, lawmakers demand to know why the National Park Service ignored data in its own fire ...
Areas burned by the Monroe Canyon Fire could be at risk for flooding as weather brings rain to the 73,722 acre fire.
A fire broke out in Orange County amid thunderstorms and a heatwave. Details: https://ktla.com/weather/thunder-rain-takes-l-a ...
With the Red Canyon Fire burning about 11 miles east of Thermopolis exceeding 100,000 acres in size, Gov. Mark Gordon has ...
A rapidly spreading blaze in California is impacting communities in the Los Angeles area as thousands have been placed under ...
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Hundreds of goats and sheep descended on Santa Anita Canyon to munch away fire fuel. Here's how to hire them
Around 400 goats and sheep completed their first mission for Arcadia earlier this month clearing acres of potential fire fuel ...
Crews fighting the huge 124,000-acre Red Canyon Fire are reporting significant progress and nearly 50% containment. But it ...
The Red Canyon Fire east of Thermopolis grew to more than 113,000 acres on Tuesday and is reportedly at 28% containment.
As the Dragon Bravo Fire approached containment, Grand Canyon National Park unveiled plans to reopen a beloved hotel and ...
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