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BUTTE, Mont. -- The trend of clear skies in Southwest Montana cities like Butte and Dillon is starting to sour, as more and more wildfires are reported and air quality

The Wards Creek Fire east of Rogue River doubled in size to 10 acres from Wednesday morning to Wednesday evening as firefighters battled heat, steep terrain and dense brush. Despite the growth in acre...

The combination of hot, dry, and windy conditions will keep critical fire weather alive through at least Thursday evening

MEDFORD, Ore.— Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest (RRSNF) firefighters spent Tuesday searching for new fires and attacking confirmed starts.

Officials say the Clover Fire, burning on the Middle Fork of Warm Springs Creek in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, is 24 percent contained at 955 acres.

Extreme heat, extremely low humidity, and strong wind gusts will all combine to produce hazardous fire weather conditions in SW Montana.

The Elmo Fire grew by another 2,100 acres yesterday and is listed this morning at 18,427 acres. The southern flank of the fire has been contained, as

The Elmo Fire grew by another 2,100 acres yesterday and is listed this morning at 18,427 acres. The southern flank of the fire has been contained, as

Clover Fire burning in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest sent out a huge smoke plume Sunday but stayed within the containment lines.

Officials say the Clover Fire, burning on the Middle Fork of Warm Springs Creek in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, is 24 percent contained at 955 acres.