Therapy dog comforts California firefighters

A therapy dog is helping crews battling a northern California wildfire, giving firefighters some much-needed stress relief from their time on the front lines. FOX's Zak Sos has more.

Black Fire doesn't improve much after rainfall

Even with all the recent rainfall in Arizona, some areas in the high country remain under evacuation orders as flames burn near their homes. The big concern there the fast-moving Black Fire in the Tonto National Forest. It's burning on the south side of Roosevelt Lake on the edge of the Superstition Wilderness.

American Red Cross looks to up volunteer numbers in Arizona

New wildfires seem to pop up just about every day during Arizona's wildfire season, and as state agencies have responded to a huge number of wildfires in our state this year, the American Red Cross needs more volunteers.

American Red Cross looks to up AZ volunteer numbers

New wildfires seem to pop up just about every day during Arizona's wildfire season, and as state agencies have responded to a huge number of wildfires in our state this year, the American Red Cross needs more volunteers. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has more.

Freeman Fire: 31.7k acres burned, 5% containment

Authorities believe the fire burning near Dudleyville started after two lightning strikes that caused separatee fires that later merged into one. Evacuation orders remain in place at Willow Springs Ranch according to the Inciweb wildfire website.

Hillside Fire: 800+ acres burned, 88% containment

The fire started on July 9 with a lightning strike. Nearly 200 firefighters are at the scene in Yavapai County. The Cordes Lake area was at "set" status for possible evacuation, but later downgraded to "ready" status.

Wildfire affecting Phoenix air quality

The hazy skies over the Phoenix area on July 12 can be attributed to a wildfire that is burning north of Tucson. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has more on how this is affecting people with allergies.

Watch Fire leaves San Carlos community in shambles

A historic Arizona town is reeling but coming together after the Watch Fire, a human-caused wildfire that officials believe was human caused, left dozens of homes destroyed and more than 1,000 acres burned. FOX 10's Brian Webb has the latest.

Watch Fire destroys homes, causes evacuations

The San Carlos Apache Tribe has declared a state of emergency amid the Watch Fire, which has burned over 1,100 acres and forced evacuations. Officials believe the fire was intentionally caused. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.