Oregon Wildfires

Out-of-state crews are heading to Montana to battle a blaze that injured five firefighters as the West struggles with a series of wildfires that have ravaged rural lands and destroyed homes

Lower winds and better weather helped crews using bulldozers and helicopters battling the nation’s largest wildfire in southern Oregon while a Northern California wildfire crossed into Nevada, prompting evacuations as blazes burn across the West.

The nation’s largest wildfire provided wildlife researchers in Oregon with an unexpected experiment

Firefighters continue to battle the Bootleg Fire just north of the California-Oregon border.

Officials are concerned about the size and severity of the fires this early in the season.

Beleaguered firefighters in the western United States have a new force on their side: Baby Yoda.

Two unusual weather phenomena combined to create some of the most destructive wildfires the West Coast states have seen in modern times.

The Dodson family’s home outside of Estacada, Oregon was completely destroyed by the Riverside fire.

Dangerously dirty air spewing from massive wildfires on the West Coast is seeping into homes and businesses and keeping people already shut away by the coronavirus pandemic from enjoying even a walk outside

Residents living near western wildfires are being urged to evacuate early before escape routes are blocked.

Officials are warning evacuees in the fire-ravaged western states that they will have a harder time making it to safety the longer they wait. So far, 35 people have died from the fires in California, Oregon and Washington state.

Massive fires burning across Oregon have destroyed at least six towns and claimed several lives, while even more burn in California.

Several wildfires continue to burn out of control across Oregon, forcing tens of thousands to flee their homes.