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Crews are thinning out overgrown brush and trees from a cinder field near Flagstaff where Apollo astronauts trained. The idea is to preserve the historic site and turn back the clock to the days of the space race.
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Crews have responded to two small fires near Flagstaff in recent days.
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An estimated 45,000 people visit Fossil Creek every year to hike, swim and cool off. Amid the rugged conditions and remote location's busiest time of year, search and rescue calls spike.
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Hot and dry conditions are set to continue throughout the region, and with that comes the growing threat wildfire. Firefighters have already responded to numerous blazes amid northern Arizona’s traditional fire season.
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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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Multiple areas have been told to be prepared for a possible evacuation as the Bravo Fire continues to burn within the Navajo Army Depot Base in Bellemont.
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Officials with the Coconino National Forest have upgraded the current fire danger on all three of its districts to high as conditions become drier, warmer and windier.
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Fire crews will continue multiple prescribed burns on the Coconino and Kaibab national forests today. Prescribed burns are common during the spring due to favorable conditions like moist soil, dry material and cooler temperatures.
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On today's newscast: The Arizona Supreme Court has delayed enforcement of a near-total Civil War-era abortion ban, rangers in Grand Canyon National Park say they've likely recovered the body of a man who attempted to float the Colorado River in a homemade raft, and fire managers in northern Arizona continue a series of prescribed burns and treatments.