Two wildfires in southwest New Mexico are growing, with high temperatures and dry conditions making containment difficult.

Crews are battling two fires – the Trout Fire and the Buck Fire – that have caused road closures and evacuations in one part of New Mexico.

Two wildfires on opposite ends of the Gila National Forest have torched more than 18,000 acres, prompting some highway ...

The Trout Fire, burning north of Silver City in the Gila National Forest, has nearly doubled in size, fire officials reported ...

In a news release June 13, the U.S. Forest Service announced closures south and west of New Mexico Highway 35, north of Allie ...

An evacuation order has been issued for the Trout Fire. Residents along Highway 35 from the Highway 15 intersection to the ...

The Trout Fire is currently at 300 acres. SILVER CITY, New Mexico (KVIA) -- Firefighters near Silver City are working to put out two wildfires: the Meadow Fire and the Trout Fire. The fires are locate ...

New Mexico has been experiencing a wildfire season with nearly half the state listed in extreme drought intensity or higher, ...

New Mexico’s relatively cool and moist weather so far this spring will dry and warm up in coming weeks, putting fire managers ...

Domed tents with fire retardant skins conceal stacks of white metal containers filled with legacy nuclear waste produced ...

A warming climate — fueled in part by the state’s oil and gas production — has parched rivers and turned forests to tinder.