The Cortaro Fire reached 100% containment after burning through vegetation in the Santa Cruz riverbed in Marana near Tucson, according to the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management.

The Cortaro Fire in Marana was the result of numerous brush fires that merged in the Santa Cruz River bed on May 24.

The 111-acre Cortaro Fire burning on the northwest side of Tucson was 50% contained and forward progress was stopped by 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 24. A spokesperson from the Northwest Fire District ...

Although the Cortaro Fire is fully contained, the Northwest Fire District is still monitoring the scorched region for ...

Multiple brush fires near 8084 North Cortaro Road are spreading north and west, in Tucson, Arizona. Firefighters are focusing efforts along the river and preparing for possible evacuations as ...

The Cortaro Fire reached 100% containment after burning through vegetation in the Santa Cruz riverbed in Marana near Tucson, according to the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management.

The Cortaro Fire in Marana burned about 100 acres of brush ... Plumes of dark smoke were sent into the midday air just north of Tucson, but shifted to white about 3 p.m. as crews established ...