"We usually have a heck of a lot more snow up in Flagstaff than we do this winter," said Randi Shaffer, deputy public affairs officer for the Coconino National Forest. "Snow is usually one of our ...

While having a dry winter isn't ideal, fire crews in northern Arizona are catching up on prescribed burns to prepare for ...

The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management and the Coconino National Forest will burn about 1,700 acres southwest of Flagstaff.

According to a release from the Coconino National Forest, the forest's fire managers and the Arizona State Department of Forestry and Fire Management plan to continue working on this past week's ...

Popular activities include hiking, swimming, fishing, bicycling, climbing, horse riding and winter sports ... For the adventurous, Coconino National Forest could be a complete trip on its own ...

Officials with the Coconino National Forest conducted prescribed burns near Flagstaff and stated that smoke could be noticeable from Interstate 17. The fire, dubbed the Walker Hill pile burn ...

Smoke from a prescribed burn 12 miles southwest of Flagstaff could be seen in town today. A Coconino National Forest ...

Fire managers will set pile burns around the Flagstaff Ranger District. They will burn piles of forest debris usually after ...

"Snow is usually one of our biggest hindrances in the winter to conducting these ... deputy public affairs officer for the Coconino National Forest. Forest managers tend to light fires in the ...

This unusually dry winter has both its advantages and ... also allowed fire crews to have earlier prescribed burns. Coconino National Forest and state firefighters are working on a prescribed ...