The Stronghold Fire burning in southern Arizona increased to 75% containment May 4 as a red flag warning went into effect.

The Stronghold Fire southeast of Tucson is at 69% containment on May 3, while officials anticipated hot, windy conditions for ...

The Stronghold Fire burned 2,138 acres over two days, and evacuations were ordered for areas near Sunsites and Cochise ...

Residents west of Cochise Stronghold Road and south of Ironwood Road, are no longer on "GO" status. Cochise County announced ...

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Activity picked up again on the west and northwest flanks of the fire Tuesday morning, and the fire is now estimated at 2,300 ...

Fire crews are making significant progress on the Stronghold Fire burning in Cochise County near Sunsites. The fire is now ...

The Stronghold Fire, which began near Sunsites-Pearce, approximately 16 miles south of Cochise, has grown to 2,300 acres as ...

The Stronghold Fire is burning about 16 miles south of Cochise, Arizona and has consumed 2,138 acres as of Wednesday evening.

A wildfire in Cochise County that started on Monday has grown to 2,300 acres. Officials expect it to continue to grow.

The Cochise County Sheriff's Office placed multiple homes in the Sunsites Pearce area in GO and SET evacuation statuses.

The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management said the human-caused Stronghold Fire in Cochise County was 69% ...