The following is a news release from Mark Hart of Arizona Game and Fish:

The Arizona Game and Fish Department announced today that it has obtained another confirmed photo of a rare ocelot taken in the Huachuca Mountains.

That photo is being compared to others taken of an ocelot Feb. 9 in the same mountain range to determine if they are the same cat.  Such an analysis may be inconclusive because of differences in photographic elements.

(KOLD) - It's clear to see the Coronado National Forest is still closed due to the extreme fire danger. Officials say it will remain that way until we get a significant amount of rainfall. They say what we've seen so far isn't nearly enough.

"There's a lot of places that are still very very dry, as dry as you can get," Heidi Schewel with the Coronado National Forest said.

Schewel added that the monsoon storms we've seen so far have been spotty and some parts of the forest haven't even seen rain yet.

Crews continue to mop up the Monument Fire south of Sierra Vista, which is currently 92 percent contained.

Fire crews are working on putting out hot spots in the Carr and Oversight canyons.

Firefighters are also working on a fire break for future wildfires.