Beehive Fire News Today

Nogales residents shifted their attention to the Nogales Police Department after two officers fatally shot a man in April. At around the same time, the Nogales City Council appointed the

Storm clouds hovered over Nogales last Friday afternoon, while rain poured in other parts of Santa Cruz County.

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A fire burning northwest of Rio Rico has surpassed 10,745 acres, according to a Thursday morning update from the Coronado National Forest. The Beehive Fire was 62 percent contained as

The Beehive Fire has grown to about 10,500 acres since it started last Friday, Coronado Forest officials say.

NOGALES, Ariz. (KVOA) - The Beehive Fire is now 42 percent contained.

The Beehive Fire that broke out last week northwest of Rio Rico grew to more than 10,000 acres on Tuesday, but containment reached 42% by evening, according to the Coronado

A wildfire burning in the Coronado National Forest near Nogales has scorched 10,532 acres.

The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management has eyes on several fires across the state — most recently, the Charlie Fire.Tiffany Davila with the department said it’s been burning since late Sunday night northeast of Vail and north of Interstate 10.“It was highly visible due to the location on a hillside,” Davila said. “We do know it was human-caused.”Davila said the

The Beehive Fire, at 8,500 acres, is about 20% contained and the Corral Nuevo wildfire is holding steady at about 150 acres, Coronado National Forest officials say.