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Containment of Dragon Bravo Fire north of Grand Canyon increases as acreage sees little growth
PHOENIX – Containment continues to grow incrementally on the Dragon Bravo Fire, which has been burning north of the Grand Canyon for around six weeks. There will be a community meeting on Monday, Aug. 18 at the Fredonia High School gym where the public will be allowed to submit questions to the Incident Management Team.
The Dragon Bravo Fire's economic toll on tourism in Northern Arizona could be offset via new small business loans.
Gov. Katie Hobbs this week announced financial relief is available to businesses that have been affected by the Dragon Bravo ...
As firefighters increase containment on the Drago Bravo Fire, parts of the Kaibab National Forest are set to open.
GRAND CANYON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The Dragon Bravo Fire containment has dropped to 62 percent despite rising to 66 percent over ...
The Brief The Dragon Bravo Fire near the Grand Canyon is now the 10th largest wildfire in Arizona history. As of Aug. 1, the fire has burned over 111,000 acres and is only 9% contained.
Ignited by lightning on July 4, 2025, the Dragon Bravo Fire chewed up 111,970 acres of vegetation as of Aug. 1 — about four times the land area of Tempe — making it the 10th largest wildfire ...
When lightning struck the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, setting the Dragon Bravo Fire in motion, talk revolved around the ...
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