Maps show the impact wildfires in Oregon are having on air quality. The Bedrock Fire was 35% contained Monday and the Lookout Fire was 5% contained.

Our wildfire and smoke tracker traces reported fires from the National Wildfire Coordinating Group and is updated hourly. The map shows pinpoint locations of each fire along with the density of ...

The bill repeals a map meant to identify parts of Oregon at high risk of wildfires that became a lightning rod for anger from ...

A smoke and wildfire map provided by AirNow. A majority of the U.S. is seeing good air quality despite 85 wildfire burning. fire.airnow.gov. The worst area shown on the map as of Tuesday, July 27 ...

That wildfire smoke has moved into Oregon as well, and that has some communities dealing with air quality issues to start the week. GOES 17 – Visible Satellite Wildfire Smoke ...

Nearly one million acres in Oregon have burned as 38 large wildfires remain uncontrolled across the state, including one of the nation's largest wildland fires. The majority of the blazes have been ...

Oregon’s new air-quality web site has had nearly a half-million visits since wildfire activity picked up July 15, creating smoky skies over much of the state. Others have downloaded a new ...

Oregon will delay release of a controversial wildfire risk map for the second time as the state Legislature takes up the issue. A number of bills have been introduced this session that could ...

Fires in California, Oregon, and Washington continue to burn out of control, with smoke traveling thousands of miles to other states. As devastating wildfires continue to burn across the western ...

The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality said smoke is starting to clear from the Interstate 5 corridor and that conditions in the Portland and Salem areas should keep improving throughout ...

The wildfire hazard map, created by Senate Bill 762 in 2021, was meant to identify areas in Oregon with high wildfire risk. The map requires stricter building codes and defensible space ...

Four years of work and multiple drafts later, the controversial Oregon wildfire hazard map has gone up in smoke. In a unanimous decision, a Senate committee approved Senate Bill 83, which would ...