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The explosive Mosquito Fire burning in the foothills east of Sacramento did not relent Thursday night, torching homes and forcing thousands of El Dorado County residents to flee.

The Sierra is in the midst of a transition, as temperatures start to cool and leaves begin to change colors.

A fire that started in south Placer County could spread into El Dorado County, according to the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office. The threat prompted evacuation orders in Volcanoville and warnings in Quintette early Wednesday...

IDAHO FALLS – At more than 107,000 acres, the Moose Fire near Salmon is the nation’s largest active wildfire. The human-caused blaze is approaching two months since it started five miles southwest of North Fork on Salmon-Challis National Forest land. It’s 44% contained, as of Wednesday, and officials are still investigating how it started and […]

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — Smoke from wildfires burning south and west of the basin is impacting air quality at Lake Tahoe. South Lake Tahoe had unhealthy air quality Thursday morning according to https://fire.airnow.gov while the...

Following the devastating flooding in late July, on Aug. 9, the Black Gold Committee announced plans to continue with the Black Gold Festival in an effort to bring joy and

Meadville, PA (PRWEB) September 07, 2022 -- “Stand for the Land: A Defining Duty of Richard A. Wilson”: a powerful memoir that will take readers deep into the

Plan a Glacier National Park trip, from cycling and hiking, to flora and fauna watching, to boating and fishing. What to know before you go.

FAYETTEVILLE -- An effort to improve water quality in the West Fork of the White River has gained national recognition.

FAYETTEVILLE -- An effort to improve water quality in the West Fork of the White River has gained national recognition.