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What we know about Arizona wildfires: State lands closed for recreation Amaris Encinas, Arizona Republic Wildfire season in Arizona has just begun and active fire behavior is expected to continue as temperatures continue to rise. Wildfires caused by lightning are not uncommon, particularly as the Rafael, Wyrick, and Bear fires break out across the state. The monsoon season in Arizona is officially underway, adding to the danger. Here are the latest updates on the fires around...

Record-setting heat takes hold across US By: Newsy and last updated 2021-06-15 16:50:59-04 Record-setting heat is taking hold across the United States. If you dont have to go outside, dont. Thats the warning from one doctor in Las Vegas. "Stay in the shade. Drink plenty of fluids. Try to stay in areas where theres some air conditioning or at least good air movement." said Dr. Jeffery Davidson, Valley Health System - Las Vegas With this kind of heat, theres a lot of concern for y...

At least one dead, several injured in Carbon County accident and last updated 2021-06-13 23:57:15-04 CARBON COUNTY, Utah — At least one person has died as a result of a car crash in Carbon County. Utah Highway Patrol says troopers and emergency responders are at the scene on U.S. Highway 191. The accident occurred near milepost 254, about four miles north of Helper. At least one fatality has been confirmed. Five people are injured, but officials do not yet know the seriousness of their inj...

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The fight on the Bear Fire went much better Saturday with winds dying down.

The latest Utah news from Friday, June 6, 2021.

Fire crews make headway in 8,000+ acre Bear Fire in Carbon County

A severe heatwave is expected to hit the Southwest this week and drive high temperatures to about 20 degrees above normal. Read here to find out more.

Firefighters working along U.S. 6 north of Price in Carbon County have been moved off the highway for safety reasons, not because of fire danger or falling rocks, but because of speeding and aggressive drivers passing other cars illegally on the winding canyon road.

Utah’s exceptional drought has led to a busy start to the fire season. Hot, dry and windy conditions have helped fires spread rapidly and slowed suppression.