Wolf Fire News Today

So far, Arizona firefighters are riding the tiger and staying on top. Crews at midweek had the 14,000-acre Wildcat Fire 23% contained and the 10,000-acre Wolf Fire 100% contained as

Last week, the Coconino County Public Works Department had lowered speeds along sections of the road as firefighters managed the Wolf Fire, located south of Mormon Lake.

Fire crews took advantage of high moisture levels and mild weather to conduct burn operations in the High Country

The Wolf Fire is roughly 1 acre as of Thursday, May 2, and located about 3 miles northwest of Clints Well.

ALPINE COUNTY, Calif. - Crews from the U.S. Forest Service - Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest and other agencies are working on a fire burning near the Wolf Creek Campground, south of Markleville. As of dusk on Wednesday, September 13 the fire had burned about 35 acres and is 20-25 percent contained.

Douglas County fire crews are responding to the "Little Wolf Fire," first reported at a rock quarry in Umpqua on the afternoon of July 15.

Douglas County fire crews are responding to the "Little Wolf Fire," first reported at a rock quarry in Umpqua on Saturday afternoon.

KAMIAH — Firefighters on the Nez Perce/Clearwater National Forests are continuing initial attacks on holdover fires from previous lightning storms, the U.S. Forest Service reported Monday.

A half-acre of rural wildland burned on private property in South County Thursday afternoon.

Wildfires largely contained after powerful Santa Ana winds took down power lines by Bethany Blankley, The Center Square  | January 21, 2021 09:30 AM Print this article At least a dozen fires ignited across Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties after powerful Santa Ana winds blew in Tuesday, causing evacuations in several areas. By Wednesday, mandatory evacuations were lifted. “Evacuation orders were lifted in Freedom and Panther Fires,” CAL FIRE San Mateo - S...