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Several elected leaders from northern Arizona are calling on Attorney General Kris Mayes to determine if the Trump administration’s cuts to wildfire mitigation efforts are illegal.
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Fire managers throughout northern Arizona conducted numerous prescribed burns Tuesday, creating visible smoke that impacted Flagstaff and other local communities.
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Crews have now fully contained the Dragon Bravo Fire nearly three months after it was ignited by lightning near the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.
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Officials at Grand Canyon National Park will reopen two popular North Rim viewpoints next week that were closed because of the Dragon Bravo Fire.
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The Dragon Bravo fire continues to burn in remote pockets of the park. Federal officials have not yet provided details on their response to lawmakers.
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Firefighter J. Hank Hester was from Idaho and working on the Dragon Bravo Fire when he died Monday following a cardiac emergency.
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Scientists finalized their reports on how the Grand Canyon National Park's Dragon Bravo Fire impacted the environment across its 145,000-acre burn area.
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Kaibab National Forest officials have reopened 77,000 acres north of the Grand Canyon that was closed last month because of the White Sage and Dragon Bravo fires.
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Reporting by the Arizona Republic alleged national park officials didn’t follow their own wildfire management plan in the days leading to the Dragon Bravo Fire's blowup.
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Federal officials released the results of the assessment of the Dragon Bravo Fire's impact on the soil of the Grand Canyon's North Rim and the potential aftereffects.