Spring Fire: Over 110 acres burned, evacuations returned to READY status
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The Spring Fire has burned just over 110 acres in Coconino County with 50% containment as of Tuesday, June 30. The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management says residents will see fire and smoke activity “for the foreseeable future."

Pocket Fire: Kachina Village residents get ready for possible evacuation

As the Pocket Fire continues to burn, some in affected communities are choosing to pack their cars and clear out defensive space around their homes.

Pocket Fire grows to 11,000+ acres as winds complicate firefighting efforts

The Pocket Fire has expanded to over 11,000 acres north of Sedona. Officials have placed several communities, including Kachina Village and Forest Highlands, under voluntary evacuation notices.

Pocket Fire: Some in Kachina Village packing up
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Many residents in the SET status are voluntarily leaving or preparing to evacuate Kachina Village due to the growing Pocket Fire. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen has more.

Pocket Fire burns over 11,000 acres in Arizona
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The Pocket Fire has scorched more than 11,000 acres and remains at 0% containment. Meanwhile, fire crews from across the country are working on the fire. FOX 10's Megan Spector has more.

Venezuela quake: Search continues for survivors
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As of June 29, it has been four days since two earthquakes devastated parts of northern Venezuela, and rescue crews are still pulling survivors from the rubble. While time may be running out for survivors, rescue teams say they can't rush the process. Reporter Nate Foy has more, from La Guaira in Venezuela.

Cooler temps expected this week for the Valley
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We are expecting temperatures to drop to the low 100s through Wednesday, before things start warming back up again.

Arizona firefighter dies while battling Colorado wildfire
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A 27-year-old Glendale man assigned to the U.S. Forest Service Kaibab National Forest was killed while battling a wildfire near the Colorado-Utah border.

Steamboat Fire: Evacuations ordered for two Gila County communities

Two Gila County communities have been told to evacuate due to the growing Steamboat Fire on Friday night: Linx Ranch and Victory Ranch.

How to stay cool and save on energy as heat dome brings triple-digit temperatures to millions

Temperatures in the 90s are spreading across the Midwest and will reach the East Coast by midweek, when it will feel like 100 to 110 degrees for tens of millions of people ahead of the 4th of July weekend. Here are some tips to stay cool, save on energy, and not break the bank.

Morning Weather Forecast - 6/29/26
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Highs in the Valley will be below normal on Monday at around 103 degrees.

Arizona startup invents wearable misting systems
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An Arizona startup is offering personal cooling solutions for those braving the Phoenix summer sun. Founder Ron Laikind developed mobile misting systems to keep people cool while moving. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen reports.

Pocket Fire has residents preparing to evacuate as blaze grows
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Sedona area residents are preparing to evacuate as Northen Arizona's Pocket Fire doubles in size over the weekend. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen reports.

Fire danger remains in Arizona due to dry weather, winds
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FOX 10's Erica Horvatin has the details on our dry and breezy weather that's making for dangerous fire conditions.

Latest on the Spring, Steamboat fires | June 28
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We're learning the latest numbers on the Spring and Steamboat Fires burning in Arizona as some residents are evacuated, while others are on SET mode.

Pocket Fire grows to 6,000 acres near Sedona
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The Pocket Fire has grown to over 6,000 acres, triggering voluntary evacuations for multiple northern Arizona communities. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen reports.

Arizona startup ExtremeMist PCS develops wearable misters for outdoor heat relief

ExtremeMist PCS founder Ron Laikind is creating wearable misting vests and jackets to combat extreme Arizona summer heat. Local hikers say the personal cooling tech is changing how they navigate trails.

APS turns power back on after shutting it off due to extreme wildfire risks

Arizona Public Service has turned power back on Sunday afternoon for approximately 8,000 customers near Flagstaff. The power was turned off due to extreme wildfire risks driven by strong winds, low humidity, and high temperatures.