Oregon’s 2025 wildfire season could bring above-average fire danger across the state. Here’s what experts say and how to get prepared.

The first large wildfire in Oregon this year has grown to cover 3,000 acres of federal and private land in central Oregon, ...

Federal firefighting managers said their workforce is about where it needs to be for the fire season ahead, despite the Trump ...

Central Oregon wildfire, the Butte Creek Fire, expands to 3,000 acres near Clarno, prompting local preparedness and ...

"I want people just to be aware of the situation we're facing in the pre-season, and it's only going to get worse." ...

The warm and dry weather is starting to catch up with the Pacific Northwest as parts of the Beaver State fall back into ...

A Level 3 – GO NOW evacuation order was issued for people in the Cherry Hill Drive and Kingdom Street area in Mosier. This ...

Republicans say Democrats are using the bill as a bargaining chip to get Republicans to vote on redirecting $1 billion of ...

NOAA believes that the United States will see above average summer temperatures and a drier than normal summer. Much of Oregon will have a higher-than-normal risk for large, costly fires in June and ...

The Butte Creek fire is burning on private land and on acres overseen by the Prineville District of the Bureau of Land ...

Gov. Tina Kotek has thrown her support for using Oregon’s “kicker” tax refund to infuse $1 billion into fighting wildfires.

Forecasts show above-normal wildfire danger statewide by August. National Weather Service short-staffed after Trump-era cuts. Fewer weather balloon launches mean less accurate forecasts.