Bryce Fire burns in southeast Arizona

Tucson Fire Department Responds to Brush Fire on the Southside

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA)— Today, the Tucson Fire Department (TFD) crews responded to a brush fire in the 6200 block of South Campbell.

Human-caused Bryce Fire burns 850 acres, is 25% contained; nearby residents on SET evacuation status

A fire in Graham County continues to exhibit extreme fire behavior, officials said.

Bryce Fire burns in southeast Arizona

More than 150 firefighters were sent to battle the Bryce Fire in southeast Arizona that is just 25% contained as of May 9.

Sheriff's Office issues evacuation warning for Bryce Fire

The Graham County Sheriff’s Office has issued an evacuation warning for all homes between Eden Road and Fort Thomas on the north side of Highway 70 in relation to the

The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management successfully carried out fire containment operations during the night in Bryce, south of the state. In turn, they provided protection to nearby structures and infrastructure. Fire operations contributed to the expansion of the fire. However, due to a more accurate mapping, the fire reached 2,290 acres with 25% containment. #BryceFire Update for Sunday 5/11: Resources conducted successfully f…

A massive wildfire, known as the Bryce Fire, continues to burn out of control near Eden, northeast of Tucson, Arizona. The fire has consumed approximately 850 acres and is only 25% contained, state officials reported. The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management (DFFM) reported that the fire remained active throughout Friday, advancing along the Gila River bottom and causing damage to electrical infrastructure. Given the complexity of …