An Arizona Department of Public Safety officer was able to reach the area more than two hours after the fire overtook the hotshots. The Yarnell Hill Fire Serious Accident Investigation Report by ...

Nineteen members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, based in Prescott, were killed June 30 when a windblown wildfire overcame them north of Phoenix. It was the deadliest single day for U.S ...

he kept working as a firefighter, eventually landing a full-time job and settling in northern Arizona. He even moved his parents to the state, she said. Marsh was superintendent of the Hotshot ...

he kept working as a firefighter, eventually landing a full-time job and settling in northern Arizona. He even moved his parents to the state, she said. Marsh was superintendent of the Hotshot ...

William Warneke, 25, of the Granite Mountain Hotshots was among the 19 firefighters who died Sunday battling the Yarnell Hill Fire in in Prescott, Ariz. Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer called the tragedy ...

including Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, writing in with their condolences. Hotshot crews often have about 20 members. Cut off from safety, the firefighters tried to use personal emergency shelters ...

In Arizona on Tuesday ... McDonough was the lookout on June 30 as the Hotshots tried to build a fire line between the flames and the town of Yarnell. They became trapped when the wind suddenly ...

What bound the members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots together ... "The Prescott Fire Department lost. The city of Prescott lost. The state of Arizona and the nation lost." ...

The 19 members of the hotshot squad perished June 30 in ... many of which displayed American and Arizona flags. Firefighters in full dress lined up along the street. The hearses, each of which ...

Ducey said the Granite Mountain Hotshots died ... their homes because of the fire, was completed in 2020 and was officially dedicated last year. "Nine years ago, Arizona witnessed one of the ...

“How wonderful is it to know that Arizona was home to 19 men like those we honor today.” Outside the minor league hockey arena, each of the 19 firefighters was represented by a U.S. flag and a ...

A devastating wildfire that claimed the lives of 19 fire-fighters from an elite 'Hotshot' crew based in Prescott, Arizona has engulfed more than 8,370 acres, according to state officials.