The most damaging of the human-caused spring fires was the Cody Fire, which consumed 1,223 acres ... Federal and state lands in southeastern Arizona have been under stage 2 fire restrictions since May ...

ORACLE, Ariz.– A wildfire that erupted Wednesday afternoon in Arizona has quickly burned 1,000 acres, triggering evacuation orders.. The Cody Fire began around 3:30 p.m. local time in the ...

As of Monday evening, the Cody Fire has burned 1,223 acres and is 90% contained, marking substantial progress since the flames broke out Wednesday. Skip to content Arizona News ...

The U.S. Forest Service announced that the federal government is seeking prosecution for four human-caused fires in Southern Arizona. The fires include the Redington Fire, Stronghold Fire, Cody ...

Cody Fire Jacobson Fire According to the Pinal County Sheriff's Office, one suspect, 67-year-old David Lindley, was cited in connection with the start of the Cedar Fire.

The Cody Fire burning north of Tucson is now 47% contained, and most evacuation orders have been downgraded, ... Arizona, offers breathtaking views of the entire Valley of the Sun!

ORACLE, Arizona — When flames from the Cody Fire began burning south of Oracle on Wednesday afternoon, Doug Lindgren’s first thought wasn’t about his own safety—it was about his neighbors.

PINAL COUNTY, AZ (AZFamily/13 News) - Crews in southern Pinal County are making considerable progress in containing that Cody Fire that prompted evacuations for resident in Oracle earlier this month.

There is an evacuation center set up at the Mammoth Community Center, 101 W 5th St, Mammoth, AZ 85618. ... Cody Fire Latest. The fire has burned 1,000 acres and is 0% contained.

The Cody Fire was burning near Oracle north of Tucson on May 21, 2025. Some nearby residents were evacuated. All five fires were part of a larger rash of blazes that sparked in southeastern ...

ORACLE, Arizona — When flames from the Cody Fire began burning south of Oracle on Wednesday afternoon, Doug Lindgren’s first thought wasn’t about his own safety—it was about his neighbors.

ORACLE, Arizona (KGUN) — When flames from the Cody Fire began burning south of Oracle on Wednesday afternoon, Doug Lindgren’s first thought wasn’t about his own safety—it was about his ...