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The U.S. Department of the Interior has announced more than $15 million in federal funding will be used for landscape restoration at two sites in Arizona.
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Fire crews on the Coconino National Forest have now contained more than 30 percent of a lightning-caused wildfire near Sedona.
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Construction crews have begun a major flood mitigation project north of Flagstaff. It follows two devastating wildfires last summer that put some 1,500 homes in danger of catastrophic flooding.
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Fire managers on the Coconino National Forest are letting one fire to burn and are considering allowing another consume woody debris.
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A wildfire in the Secret Mountain Wilderness near Sedona has grown to about 19 acres.
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Officials with the Bureau of Land Management will put seasonal fire restrictions in place in western Arizona beginning Friday.
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A bill introduced in Congress would permanently raise pay and other benefits for wildland firefighters. It comes as temporary increases are set to expire in the coming months.
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Fire crews in Grand Canyon National Park this week began a large prescribed burn along Desert View Drive on the South Rim.
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Coconino National Forest officials will continue a series of prescribed burns this week.
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A bill has been introduced in the U.S. Senate to allow leased planes and helicopters used for responding to wildfires to transport wildland firefighters.