The Oak Ridge Fire in St. Michael’s, Arizona, near the New Mexico border, is 6,292 acres with zero containment, as of the morning of June 30.

The Oak Ridge Fire near Window Rock has scorched over 6,000 acres in just a few days, prompting evacuations in nearby Navajo communities.

A wildfire called the Oak Ridge Fire has burned thousands of acres on the Navajo Nation, and officials have told hundreds of people to evacuate.The Oak Ridge Fire first sparked around 2:40 p.m. on ...

A wind-driven wildfire burning eight miles from the Navajo Nation capital of Window Rock has grown to nearly 6,300 acres.

The Department of Agriculture announced on its Facebook page that the Dean Jackson Arena on the Navajo Nation Fairgrounds was ...

Fanned by strong winds, the Oak Ridge Fire grew to over 9,846 acres by its third day, prompting late-night notifications and the potential for more Navajo Nation communities to be affected.

Oak Ridge Fire reaches 87% containment as Navajo Nation lifts evacuations after 11,000-acre blaze near Window Rock capital ...

Here's what we know about the Oak Ridge Fire burning in the Navajo Nation forest in northeastern Arizona, with an evacuation order now underway.

The Oak Ridge Fire, burning on the Navajo Nation near the Arizona-New Mexico state line, has grown to an estimated 1,800 acres Sunday afternoon.

What was initially reported as 200 acres burned on Saturday, the Oak Ridge Fire, 5 to 8 miles southwest of St. Michaels, has spread to over 6,292 acres, according to Navajo Department of Emergency ...

where volunteers and staff from the Navajo Nation's executive and legislative branches were setting up cots for other evacuees. The fire, when it began June 28, was located roughly 4 miles south of ...

The Oak Ridge Fire has burned over 10,000 acres, with no containment, on the Navajo Nation near the Arizona-New Mexico state ...