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At least 185 structures were destroyed in Medical Lake by fire, and wildfires in the North Cascades contribute to poor air quality.

Wildfires that raged in the U.S. state of Hawaii, Canada and a Spanish island have caused heavy losses as firefighters continue

LAHAINA, Hawaii -- The days of waiting have become harder and harder as the odds grow longer and longer, as the remains of 114 people who died in the Aug. 8 wildfire that flattened the Hawaiian town of Lahaina have been found and most of them have yet to be identified.

The Gray Fire raced across Washington State, just outside of Spokane, over the weekend having originated in Medical Lake leaving almost 200 buildings destroyed and one person dead

ABC News(LOS ANGELES) -- Several dangerous and potentially catastrophic weather events will be happening simultaneously over the country on Sunday, forecasts show. The events include flash flooding, extreme heat and poor air quality from wildfires, prompting the National Weather Service to issue alerts for more than 100 million people. Tropical Storm Hilary could wreak havoc in the West The threats from Tropical Storm Hilary as it approaches the West Coast could prove to be historic. The system...

There are a number of fires contributing to the smoky air.

Las Vegas and surrounding areas are under a state of emergency due to Tropical Storm Hilary, as declared by Clark County Manager Kevin Schiller.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee (D) issued an emergency proclamation Saturday after a wildfire continued to spread through Spokane County, leaving at least one person dead and destroying more than 185 structures in its wake. “As these fires rage in Spokane County, we want to thank the first responders who are doing such tremendous work in…

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. - A brush fire burning in Medical Lake has grown to 10,014 acres and is now 10% contained since being first reported on Friday, August 18.

At least one person is dead in eastern Washington state as “problematic weather” hinders firefighting efforts for the growing Gray Fire.