BISBEE, Ariz. (AP) - A spokeswoman says Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne won't sue Bisbee to try to block final approval of the southern Arizona city's revised ordinance on civil unions.

Horne spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham says Horne thinks the revised ordinance is "fine," believing it addresses his concerns.

The Bisbee City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to formally propose a scaled-back version of the ordinance.

That sets the stage for a June 4 vote by the council on whether to approve the measure.

Bisbee officials rewrote an earlier version after Horne threatened to sue over provisions that Horne said were in conflict with state law or went beyond the city's authority.

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Monday afternoon around 3 p.m., Fort Huachuca firefighters responded to a brush fire.  

The fire started near  the water retention basin close to Site Boston (located between the Main Gate and Arizona Veterans Cemetery).  Fry Fire Department assisted post firefighters and helped ‘mop up’ the scene after. 

The fire appears to have started when a grass mower blade sparked after it hit a rock.  About 2.5 acres were burned due to this fire, however no structures were damaged and no personnel injured.

Effective Wednesday, May 22, the Gila District of the Bureau of Land Management, to include all districts of Coronado National Forest, Saguaro National Park, Coronado National Memorial, Chiricahua National Monument, Fort Bowie National Historic Site, Tumacacori National Historical Park, and the Arizona State Forestry Division will implement campfire and smoking restrictions in southeastern Arizona.

Starting May 22 and until the order is rescinded the following are prohibited: