Agencies monitoring wildfires in Alaska have elevated the state to Preparedness Level 5, which is the highest level, as wildfire activity continues across the state.

About 250 people have been forced to evacuate their homes as the Deer Creek Fire near La Sal and the Utah-Colorado border in San Juan County continues its rapid spread.

The Alaska Incident Management Team 2, which assumed operational command of the complex on Monday, will host a public meeting ...

US Forest Service firefighters on the Deschutes National Forest have picked up 6 fires so far, mostly in the Cline Buttes and ...

Firefighters are working the uncontained Green Fire, Horse Fire and Helena Fire in the Shasta-Trinity forest. Here's what we ...

The Sheep Creek Canyon Fire, which was ignited on July 4 by lightning, continues to burn in Eureka County, but is mostly ...

The Forsyth Fire continues to burn over 13,600 acres in the Pine Valley area, with containment holding steady at 47%.

The Great Basin Complex Incident Management issued an update for the Forsyth Fire burning in Pine Valley, reporting a 47% ...

The 8-acre fire and two “spot fires” of less than one acre each are located near Mile 102 and 103 of the Sterling Highway.

What we know about the 200-acre Horse Fire and other lightning-sparked fires in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.

Firefighters battling two major wildfires near Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks are making steady progress, though ...

The Monarch Fire is still at 148 acres in size and is burning approximately 5 miles southeast of Wickenburg. As of Wednesday ...