ESTACADA, Ore. -- Deadly windblown wildfires raging across the Pacific Northwest destroyed hundreds of homes in Oregon, the governor said Wednesday, warning it could be the greatest loss of life and ...
The Burdoin Fire has destroyed at least 45 structures on the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge and hundreds of residents remain on a level 3 "go now" evacuation order near Lyle, Wash., for a ...
Oregon’s hot weather has sparked new flames across the state. Here’s a look at the newest fires burning in Oregon. Scenic Fire grows to 83 acres, could bring delay on Highway 230 on Upper Rogue River ...
The Flat Fire near Sisters appeared to be winding down on Aug. 29 but the Emigrant Fire continues to chew through forest south of Oakridge. The two fires are the state's largest, but a collection of ...
Wildfires in California wine country and Central Oregon grew overnight, prompting hundreds of evacuations as firefighters sought to contain the blazes Sunday amid dry, hot weather. The Pickett Fire in ...
The Flat Fire, burning approximately two miles northeast of Sisters, Oregon, has expanded to an estimated 23,261 acres, with 7% containment, according to updated infrared mapping. READ MORE | ...
A wildfire in eastern Oregon that rapidly grew to more than 12,000 acres is 90% contained as of Monday morning after igniting the previous evening, according to the Northwest Interagency Coordination ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Wildfire season has cost the state of Oregon $97 million in 2025, according to the Department of Forestry. State data shows that Oregon has already seen more fires than average ...
PORTLAND, Ore. — Target shooting and restricted ‘exploding targets’ have caused five fires in Oregon since May, state officials said, adding that some people should brush up on the rules before ...
The new fires included the Black Rock Fire in north-central Oregon, which grew to over 40,000 acres by Monday morning. It’s currently affecting four counties — Wasco, Wheeler, Sherman and Gilliam — ...
How the Rapid Spread of Misinformation Pushed Oregon Lawmakers to Kill the State’s Wildfire Risk Map
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