Tucson's Bighorn Fire: More than 119,000 acres burned, blaze 75% contained

The lightning-caused wildfire in the mountains north of Tucson has been burning since June 5. It has scorched 119,020 acres.
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Bighorn Fire near Tucson containment increases to 33% with no growth

Wildlife, plants return a year after Bighorn Fire near Tucson

One year later, researchers chart damage, recovery from Bighorn Fire

One year later, researchers chart damage, recovery from Bighorn Fire

Bighorn Fire north of Tucson grows to 42,798 acres - Wildfire Today

Bighorn Fire burns more than 107,000 acres, 45 percent contained

One year later, researchers chart damage, recovery from Bighorn Fire

Wildlife, plants return a year after Bighorn Fire near Tucson

One year later, researchers chart damage, recovery from Bighorn Fire

Bighorn Fire spreads to within a mile of Tucson suburbs - Wildfire

Wildlife, plants return a year after Bighorn Fire near Tucson

Southern edge of Bighorn Fire running low on fuel as it moves closer

Bighorn Fire - Wikipedia

Ventana Fire burns 55 acres northeast of Tucson; 25% contained

Bighorn Fire near Tucson now 22% contained, Mt. Lemmon area on pre