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Crews have responded to two small fires near Flagstaff in recent days.
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Crews are working to contain a wildfire burning about 20 miles northeast of Kingman in a remote area of the Peacock Mountains.
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Crews reached 72% containment over the weekend on the 960-acre Bravo Fire burning west of Flagstaff on Camp Navajo.
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Crews continue to battle a 1,400-acre wildfire burning west of Flagstaff on Camp Navajo. State forestry officials say they’re using a “full-suppression strategy” to get control of the blaze.
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Fire restrictions are in place throughout northern Arizona as hot and dry conditions continue.
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An annual wildfire training academy in Prescott marked a record-setting year with more than 1,000 attendees. It comes ahead of the pivot to a new model described as the biggest shift in wildfire management in decades.
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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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Crews will focus on the west and southwest sides of Apache Maid Mountain Tuesday where they will connect burnout operations from forest roads to the Maid Fire in an attempt to improve control.
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Fire managers with the Flagstaff Ranger District plan to begin a more than 1,300-acre prescribed burn north of Bellemont on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Kaibab National Forest officials said the Kane Fire began Friday and had burned an estimated 1,550 acres by Sunday with zero containment.