Teton Interagency Fire managers have adjusted the fire danger rating down to moderate for Grand Teton National Park, Bridger-Teton National Forest, and
Wildfire season is in full swing in the West with wildland fires already claiming over 5 million acres this year to date.
Teton Interagency fire managers have elevated the fire danger rating to “high” for Grand Teton National Park, Bridger-Teton National Forest and the
Unusually early season wildfires have been making national news recently, including one near Boulder, Colorado again over the weekend. Due to what
The US Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region will receive approximately $85-million to recover and restore national forests, watersheds, and communities impacted by
Cooler, wet weather has prompted Yellowstone National Park to downgrade the fire rating there to moderate. As such, there are no fire
Another suspicious fire with no lightning in the area for several weeks. The fire is located in a shade of timber, close
Winds out of the north and west Friday contributed to the Pilgrim Creek Fire’s new growth in the Teton Wilderness from 80
Teton Interagency fire managers have lowered the fire danger rating to HIGH in the Teton and Wind fire danger rating areas. Elsewhere
Work in fire-ravaged Oregon is transitioning from firefighting to recovery, and that state has requested help through a compact between western governor’s
Sublette County Unified Fire units from Pinedale, Boulder and Daniel all responded to the area of the Fayette Pole Creek Ranch straight
The Stage One Fire Restrictions are to be lifted effective Friday morning just after midnight in Eastern Idaho. Bureau of Land Management
During the recent Swinging Bridge fire south of Jackson, residents witnessed the slurry drops and aerobatics of what is called a S.E.A.T.
Details were not immediately available regarding a wildland fire that broke out about 4:45 pm yesterday east of Pinedale near the Fayette
Yellowstone National Park is reporting a new fire – this one in the southeastern corner of the park. Officials say the lightning-caused
Itchy and sore eyes have become commonplace in northwest Wyoming owing to the heavy smoke pouring into the area from the massive
Cooler, wetter weather is expected to slightly decrease fire activity today, but the Lone Star Fire is expected to continue to burn.
The final total acreage burned in the Swinging Bridge Fire Sunday was released late Monday night and amounted to 102 acres. This
Residents of subdivision south of Jackson were able to return to their homes about 16 hours after they were suddenly evacuated from
The fire perimeter on the Swinging Bridge Fire held overnight at 80 acres and fire officials authorized the return of evacuated residents