A massive wildfire scorched more than 2,000 acres of land in Arizona. The blaze named Stronghold Fire erupted on Monday morning, April 28, in Cochise County. Aircraft worked on the southern flank of ...

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

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

The fire has grown to more 2,000 acres and has moved into the Dragoon Mountains and the Coronado National Forest.

The Stronghold fire in northern Cochise County reduced slightly overnight, and is at 22-percent containment. The fire is at 2 ...

Crews are still working to gain control of the Stronghold Fire, which is burning through difficult terrain in southern ...

The latest news release from the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management says the Stronghold Fire is burning at ...