Firefighters have gained control over three brush fires that sprang up throughout Arizona on the night of May 20, 2025.

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

The Greer Fire, named after the small community in Arizona's White Mountains where the blaze sparked on May 13, has grown to 20,425 acres and is 38% contained, officials said on Monday.

The Greer Fire in eastern Arizona has grown to over 20,000 acres and remains uncontained. Mandatory evacuations were in place for several communities, including Eagar, Greer and South Fork.

After six days of fighting the blaze, dubbed the Greer Fire, fire officials announced that they had gotten control of the fire. As of May 19, the Greer Fire is 39% contained. Hundreds of ...

This article was published May 17. Here's the May 18 news on the Greer Fire. The Greer Fire had burned roughly 15,985 acres by the start of its fifth day in eastern Arizona. According to InciWeb ...

The Greer Fire is threatening a small mountain town near the New Mexico border. Crews in eastern Arizona continue to battle a wind-driven wildfire that has burned over 7,000 acres as of Thursday ...

The Greer Fire has burned approximately 15,985 acres in eastern Arizona. Evacuation orders are in place for several communities. Dry and windy conditions are expected to continue, increasing fire ...