A wildfire that started near Greer, a community of several dozen people, in eastern Arizona's Apache County on May 13 has grown to over 9,500 acres, according to InciWeb, a federal tracker.

The Greer Fire had burned roughly 15,985 acres by the start of its fifth day in eastern Arizona. According to InciWeb, containment lines near Greer held steady as firefighters concentrated on ...

A wind-driven fire that started on the west side of Country Road 1120 in Greer on May 13 has grown to over 7,000 acres, according to InciWeb, a federal wildlife tracker.

The fire's origin was still under investigation. As of May 27, about 50 people were still deployed in Greer, according to Inciweb. (This story has been updated to add more information.) ...

Calmer winds have helped firefighters make incredible progress on the Greer Fire. The blaze was 88% contained, as of 7 a.m. May 21 and at 20,308 acres burned, according to federal tracker InciWeb.

The Greer Fire broke out in Greer, Arizona, a small town over 200 miles northeast of Phoenix, around 11 a.m. on May 13. The wind-driven fire was pushing to the east/northeast along the ridges ...

A wind-driven fire that started on the west side of Country Road 1120 in Greer on May 13 has grown to over 7,000 acres, according to InciWeb, a federal wildlife tracker. The blaze continued to be ...