The Washington and Woods Fires have burned over 600 acres near Payson and Sedona, prompting evacuation orders in their ...

The tables are turning for firefighters as containment grows against the Woods Fire 6 miles southeast of Sedona.

Beginning Aug. 13, the Woods Fire continued to burn about 55 acres and at 0% containment near Sedona, according to InciWeb, a federal wildfire tracker. Residents east of State Route 179 in the Village ...

A wildfire burning in Yavapai County has been “completely boxed in” by aerial retardant, Forest Service officials said on Thursday morning. However, area residents should still be prepared to evacuate ...

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Village of Oak Creek residents located east of Arizona State Route 179 are under "SET" status and should be ready to evacuate ...

The Woods Fire started Aug. 13, although its origin was unknown and being investigation, the Sedona Fire Department said.

The Woods Fire burning in Yavapai County has been “completely boxed in” by aerial retardant, Forest Service officials said on ...

The Woods Fire, located approximately two miles directly east of the Village of Oak Creek atop Horse Mesa is currently 55 ...

Some residents of Village of Oak Creek, just miles from Sedona, are asked to be ready to evacuate due to the growing Woods ...

Several other fires were largely uncontained in the central and eastern parts of the state, including the Billy Fire, Bronco Fire and Indian Creek Fires. Meanwhile, the White Sage Fire burning farther ...

SEDONA, Ariz. (KVOA) - A new wildfire, known as the Woods Fire, is burning southeast of Sedona. Fire crews are currently battling the blaze, which has consumed around 25 acres.