Fire season has erupted with intensity across Southern Oregon, as dozens of lightning sparked wildfires stretch local and ...

As of the morning of July 10, the Elk Fire in Klamath County had burned 2,000 acres and was 0% contained. Levels 1,2 and 3 ...

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office said a crash involving a power pole and downed wires sparked the Turner Road Fire.

A wildfire that broke out 8 miles southeast of Salem on Wednesday afternoon, destroying two barns and injuring a firefighter, ...

Officials assessed wildfire damage in Wasco County for federal aid, involving the SBA and OEM in a joint effort to support ...

We're just a week into July, and already this fire season has been busy. In just 10 days, hundreds of wildland firefighters ...

Level 3 "Go Now" evacuations were downgraded to Level 2 Thursday for a brush fire sparked after a vehicle crashed into a ...

Fire officials are urging people to stay updated and comply with local fire restrictions to reduce the risk of wildfires, as ...

In this episode, host Zach Urness and intern Mariah Johnston discuss the biggest news in Oregon's outdoors from the past few weeks.

Oregon wildfire season by the numbers: Destructive, but not historic so far. The amount of acres burned so far this season, 20,300, is above the 10-year average of about 13,000 acres.

The bill repeals a map meant to identify parts of Oregon at high risk of wildfires that became a lightning rod for anger from rural residents.

Oregon lawmakers have voted to repeal the state's contested wildfire hazard map. The repeal measure passed the state House on Tuesday with just one vote opposed.