Crews continue to battle the human-caused Bear Gulch Fire in Mason County, which has been burning for a month as of Wednesday ...

A human-caused blaze that ignited near Lake Cushman on July 6 has grown into the Bear Gulch Fire, now estimated at ...

The Bear Gulch Fire, which began on July 6 near Mount Rose in the Olympic National Forest, has grown to an estimated 4,760 ...

Increased fire activity at the Bear Gulch fire near Lake Cushman has prompted new evacuation orders Wednesday morning.

According to the Washington Department of Natural Resources, there are 7 active "large" fires throughout the state.

Cooler temperatures and increased humidity have helped moderate the growth of the Bear Gulch Fire on the east side of the Peninsula, but the blaze continues to ...

The Bear Gulch Fire prompts Level 3 evacuations in Mason County as it spreads over 1,200 acres with 8% containment.

MASON COUNTY, Wash. — The Bear Gulch Fire burning near Lake Cushman is growing and firefighters are struggling to contain it.

As the Bear Gulch fire prompts evacuations near Lake Cushman, residents in Hoodsport serve breakfast to firefighters and ...

As of late Monday morning, the Bear Gulch Fire along Lake Cushman in the Olympic National Forest is now 4,760 aces and 3% contained. The recent lower temperatures and increased humidity has moderated ...

Smoke from the Bear Gulch fire in the Olympics plumed into Seattle on Saturday, bringing a haze and whiffs of smoke into the city.

The Bear Gulch Fire north of Lake Cushman is still not contained, but the U.S. Forest Service reported minimal growth recently as the fire's size has sat at around 440 acres since Saturday.