In 10 days, two wildfires around the Gila National Forest have burned over 100,000 acres, forced evacuations and spurred Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham to sign an executive order declaring an emergency.

Firefighters successfully halted the Buck Fire's forward movement June 19 and are continuing containment efforts primarily on the northern perimeter.

The smoky haze covering the Gila Valley won’t likely go away anytime soon. The Trout fire, just north of Silver City, N.M., ...

The Trout Fire and the Buck Fire have altogether burned over 100,000 acres in the Gila National Forest near Silver City, New ...

Fires in or near the Gila National Forest are continuing to grow amid dry conditions. The Trout Fire is burning north of ...

Video is showing how the Trout Fire is burning some of the 43,000-plus acres as the fire is just 11% contained near Silver ...

It has been one week since the Trout Fire was reported four miles southeast of Gila, New Mexico with the U.S. Forest Service ...

SILVER CITY, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — These are the latest updates as of Friday morning regarding the New Mexico wildfires. The ...

The Trout Fire grew over 40,000 acres on Thursday morning, June 19, which is burning about 12 miles north of Silver City in ...

The Pinos Altos community is now on "Ready" status as of Thursday, June 19. New zones have now been added, and residents in ...

KRQE News 13 is continuing to follow three different wildfires burning across the state. As fire crews are getting one fire ...

A fast-moving wildfire, known as the Trout Fire, is tearing through the Gila National Forest, having already scorched over 38,000 acres.