Oregon wildfire

Under Good Neighbor Authority, the U.S. Forest Service pays Oregon to help replant trees. The Crazy Creek fire burned nearly 87,000 acres in the Ochoco National Forest, outside Prineville.

This summer’s forecast is raising eyebrows and concerns in Oregon. It’s a call to action for everyone to be wildfire-ready.

As summer approaches, wildfire worries are heating up—Senator Wyden is sounding the alarm on our forests and the urgency of fire prevention efforts.

This year’s dry winter has left the land thirsty, and fire officials are bracing for a tough wildfire season ahead.

As we step into May, it's time to think about how to keep our homes safe from the growing wildfire threat this summer.

This year’s wildfire forecast shows a drop in total fires, but don’t let that fool you — intensity may be the real story.

As fire season looms, the Forest Service's shake-up is sparking worries about Oregon's forests and the expertise that keeps them safe.

With over 200 wildfires each year linked to backyard burns, Oregon's forestry team has rolled out a handy online guide to help residents burn safely.

With a hefty price tag looming, how can new grid technology help safeguard against wildfires?

With winter’s warmth leaving a noticeable mark, the Northwest is gearing up for a summer that could be anything but ordinary.