Gov. Tina Kotek declared a state of emergency in Oregon on July 16 that will last through end of the year due to the imminent ...

Reporters got an in-depth look at the recovery efforts in the Columbia River Gorge on Tuesday as cleanup from the Rowena Fire ...

The threat of wildfires across the Northwest will escalate through the summer, extended forecasts show, due to “extreme high ...

Gusty, shifting winds and high temperatures have caused a wildfire in central Oregon to spread rapidly, reaching more than 40 ...

It has been about three weeks since the Rowena Fire in Oregon's Columbia Gorge was put out, and the local food bank remains ...

Hundreds of fires have been quickly contained thanks to early-season support, but officials warn demand could grow soon for ...

The first phase of cleanup has started in Wasco County after the devastating Rowena fire. Crews are removing propane tanks, paint cans and other hazardous materials.

Families must redefine themselves, their lives, and what their hopes and dreams are as they piece apart the wreckage.

When firefighters battling the Rowena wildfire in Oregon stumbled upon a scared baby deer, they knew they had to help.

Oregon’s major wildfires continue to burn Monday but are mostly contained after a weekend of hard work by firefighters, along with some helpful rain. The Rowena fire, which sparked June 11 and ...

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek verbally declared a state of emergency June 18 for the Rowena Fire just west of The Dalles, Ore. As of June 22, the fire was 96% contained, but it had scorched 3,700 acres.

A lawsuit filed on June 23 alleges the Rowena Fire, which burned 56 homes and 91 properties in The Dalles, was ignited by a Union Pacific train.