New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has issued an emergency declaration on Tuesday in response to the Trout Fire near ...

The Trout Fire burning in Grant County in the Gila National Forest has grown in size and prompted some evacuation orders. Sign up for our Newsletters Acres: 24,706 (overnight infrared flight) Start ...

Hot, dry temperatures caused the fire burning near Silver City, New Mexico, to grow on Monday, prompting changes to ...

The New Mexico Departments of Health and Environment issued a smoke advisory on Tuesday, June 17, for communities affected by ...

An emergency declaration was made for the Trout Fire response in southwest New Mexico. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham issued the ...

The Trout Fire, 12 miles north of Silver City, grew to 18,278 acres by June 16 and remains uncontained. The fire, which began burning on June 12, experienced noticeable growth over the weekend, the ...

The Trout and Buck fires have been burning across thousands of acres of land in southwest New Mexico since last week.

The current Trout Fire in Silver City, which has burned over 24,000 acres, has caused a new problem as El Paso's air quality worsens as a result of the smoke. The latest on the blaze includes ...

The Trout Fire, north of Silver City, has prompted evacuation of 350 homes; the Buck Fire, in Catron County, is also ...

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 in the Gila National Forest grew over the weekend, ravaging over 50,000 acres with no signs of stopping, and many cities across New Mexico endured triple-digit temperatures on Monday.

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