State of Emergency Declared for Greer Fire in Arizona

RIZONA - The Governor of Arizona has issued a State of Emergency for the Greer Fire, burning in Apache County, as the fire surpasses 20k acres. This fire began on May 13, 2025 and was driven by wind pushing it east-northeast. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

According to the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management, the fire continues to burn in the region.

CALFIRE was responding to the Honey Fire, a new fire named the Idria Fire popped up and needed to be responded to as well. Red Flag Warnings have been dropped for the day today.

In addition to fire concerns in the region, high winds have been leading to issues with dust storms. Ever wonder what to do if you're caught in a dust storm? Pull off the road COMPLETELY and turn off your lights as soon as possible, to prevent other cars from running into the back of you.