After a wildfire, rain washes away soil for years. A new study reveals massive losses and hidden risks in a global map.

With fire crews bracing for hotter, dryer weather, the evacuation zone was expanded for California’s biggest fire of the season. Related Articles California wildfire survivors got a rude surprise that ...

Multiple wildfires are burning across California, fueled by high temperatures, dry winds, and low humidity. Cooler weather and coastal fog are aiding firefighting efforts in some areas, but conditions ...

More than 800,000 acres of land across these SoCal counties have been classified under the highest fire hazard severity zone ...

Crews around the Oklahoma City metro area are working to extinguish a number of grass fires, including one in Norman, on ...

After Oregon’s record-breaking fire season in 2020, lawmakers wanted to map out which properties were most at risk. But anger from homeowners escalated quickly. ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that ...

Canada wildfire smoke is impacting air quality across a dozen U.S. states, primarily in the Northeast and Great Lakes regions. Air quality is expected to remain poor through Wednesday, Aug. 6, with ...

A massive Everglades wildfire that scorched close to 50,000 acres in western Broward County has been fully contained, according to the Florida Forest Service. On Tuesday, the agency's interactive fire ...

The public listening session is scheduled for Jan. 22 at 6 p.m. at the Rotary Log Pavillion Read Story ...