A 22-year-old San Carlos Apache Tribe member has been arrested and charged with arson in connection with the Watch Fire that terrified hundreds of people as they fled for their lives, leaving many ...

The blaze began on July 10 as a small brush fire but high winds from a thunderstorm caused the flames to rapidly spread in all directions across the San Carlos Apache Reservation, east of Phoenix.

The San Carlos Apache Police Department arrested a man on suspicion of starting the Watch Fire, which burned over 2,000 acres of land.

On Tuesday, the San Carlos Apache Police Department arrested 22-year-old Keanu Dude related to arson. Officials say Dude lives in the Gilson Wash District and has a criminal history of assault ...

Keanu Dude (San Carlos Apache Police Department) The Watch Fire, according to tribal officials, burned 2,162 acres of land, destroyed 21 homes and 13 other structures, and ultimately left about 73 ...

San Carlos Apache Tribe officials thanked donors in July, describing the level of need in the community which is home to more than 10,000 residents, according to the 2020 U.S. Census.

Nearly three weeks after a fire ripped through the San Carlos Apache Reservation, ... Last week, police arrested a man, who is a tribe member, for the fire. That investigation is ongoing.

SAN CARLOS, AZ (AZFamily)— The federal government is offering some relief regarding taxes to wildfire victims on the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation in eastern Arizona. The Internal Revenue ...

Jadyn Palmer, 15, said she and Tyraya Steele, another 15 year-old cousin, grew up with Pike on the San Carlos Apache reservation. The three were always by each other's side and laughing, Palmer said.