Residents were allowed to return home as the evacuation orders that rely on a "ready, set, go" scale were downgraded to "set.

The cause of the blaze that began May 13 was under investigation but had burned grass, shrubs and timber at a rapid pace.

Two dumpsters were placed at the Greer Community Center for residents to dispose of their spoiled food and yard waste.

Here's what to know about firefighter efforts, FEMA grant funding, evacuation orders and weather conditions for the eastern ...

GREER, AZ — All 'GO' evacuation orders due to the 'Greer Fire' have been downgraded to 'SET' status as containment grows. The ...

Evacuation orders were given for multiple Apache County communities after a wildfire started on private land and quickly ...

Milder wind speeds continue to help firefighters contain the Greer Fire. The morning of May 21, fire officials reported that ...

Firefighters took advantage of good weather to activate significant air support on May 15 but were bracing for winds to pick ...

The Greer Fire broke out in Greer ... The cause of the fire is still under investigation, according to InciWeb. How could current weather conditions affect the fire? Fire personnel were expected ...

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 ...

Residents south of State Route 260 and west of River Road were told to evacuate, as of May 14, 2025, as the Greer Fire ...

A fire in the small Arizona community of Greer in the eastern part of the state prompted evacuations after it grew to 3,500 ...