The Trout and Buck fires have been burning across thousands of acres of land in southwest New Mexico since last week.

The Camp Fire near Fort Stanton is officially 100% contained after burning 877 acres, including five structures.

The Camp Fire burning near Fort Stanton in Lincoln County, New Mexico, remains at 877 acres with an increase in containment of 76 percent, fire officials said on Thursday, May 29, in a news release.

“Fort Stanton is situated on 240 acres and surrounded by 25,000 acres of undeveloped BLM land in south-central New Mexico. There are 88 buildings on this historic site, some dating back to 1855.

The Fort Stanton Historic Site is set to reopen Thursday, days after a wildfire destroyed a handful of buildings at the location in southern New Mexico. No one was reported injured in the Camp ...

The Camp Fire that started on Sunday has burned 720 acres around Fort Stanton, which includes three historic buildings. "The internment camp area," said Oscar Navarro, the instructional ...

OF THE STATE. MORE ABOUT THAT COMING UP THE CAMPFIRE THAT STARTED THIS PAST WEEKEND HAS BURNED MORE THAN 700 ACRES AROUND FORT STANTON. THAT ALSO INCLUDES THREE HISTORICAL SITES. OUR REPORTER ...

According to New Mexico State Forestry, three historical structures have been damaged in the fire at Fort Stanton. The buildings that were two wooden structures built by the Civilian Conservation ...

Evacuations: Evacuations remain for the Fort Stanton, Rob Jaggers Campground, and the Rio Bonito and West Mesa Road dispersed camping areas. Fort Stanton is closed to the public. Structures ...

Although todays Memorial Day wreath laying ceremony at the Ft. Stanton State Veterans Cemetery was canceled due to the area being closed by Saturdays Camp Fire, the Ruidoso News solemnly honors ...

The Camp Fire that started Sunday afternoon in Lincoln County has burned 720 acres and prompted an evacuation in Fort Stanton and its surrounding camping grounds. As of Monday evening, the fire ...