The Oak Ridge Fire near Window Rock, Arizona, has burned over 1,800 acres and was 0% contained, as of June 29, 2025.

The wildfire, believed to have been sparked by wood haulers, remained at 0% containment June 29, 2025, as firefighters worked ...

The Navajo Nation declared a state of emergency due to the growing Oak Ridge Fire that burned through more than 1,800 acres, ...

On Sunday, June 29, the Navajo Nation Incident Command Team, Bureau of Indian Affairs Navajo Region Fire Management, and the ...

Parts of Oak Springs and Hunters Point are in “GO” status as of 8:30 p.m. on Sunday. In Oak Springs, the evacuation applies to residents west of mile marker 12 on Navajo Route 12 and north to the El ...

A fast-growing wildfire has burned hundreds of acres on the Navajo Nation, and officials are warning residents to be prepared ...

The adopted city budget for Fiscal Year 2026 includes a 3% cost of living increase for all employees of the city goverment and 2% step increases on the salary schedules; pay adjustments for the Oak ...

The Oak Ridge Fire Department can be reached at (865) 425-3520. This article originally appeared on Oakridger: Oak Ridge fireworks show, Community Band concert set for July 4.

Anyone planning to attend is advised to bring a lawn chair or blanket for outdoor seating. A safety zone will be established by the Oak Ridge Fire Department. Please sit only in the designated areas.

Flames grew overnight in the Oak Ridge Fire burning on Navajo Nation. The size is now more than 1,800 acres as evacuations remain in place for some residents.

Oak Ridge Police Chief Robin Smith said the department has increased patrols in the Scarboro neighborhood following a shooting that injured multiple over Memorial Day weekend.