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The Trump administration's hiring freeze could leave Arizona "woefully unprepared" for fire season, Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., ...

Big weather changes are on the horizon for Arizona including cooler temperatures, rain chances and a round of wildfire smoke.

As wildfires burn across Texas and the Carolinas, large swaths of the U.S. — including much of the Southeast and Southwest — ...

Tree-ring data indicates a decrease in fire activity across many forests, where the lack of fire may lead to more intense ...

A federal hiring freeze initiated by the Trump administration is causing uncertainty and delays in hiring seasonal firefighters. This comes at a time when Arizona is experiencing more frequent and ...

With overwhelming bipartisan support, a bill passed the Arizona House that would prevent insurance companies from canceling ...

PHOENIX — Construction of a new dispatch center to help Arizona fire and forestry officials solve emergencies more efficiently began on Friday. Gov. Katie Hobbs spoke about the benefits of the ...

For instance, Arizona Public Service (APS ... the crown of a tree hanging over your roof to where if it catches on fire, now your roof goes with it,” he said. Everybody loves to build a house ...

The bill backed by Arizona utility companies — including Tucson Electric Power — would put major limits on fire victims' ability to sue for damages if power lines spark wildfires.