A wildfire in Central Oregon quickly grew over the weekend to become the nation's largest so far this year after burning over ...

The Cram Fire, which has scorched over 150 square miles of land in central Oregon, is still raging more than a week after it broke out.

The fire, which began on July 13, quickly grew to over 90,000 acres uncontained before firefighters made substantial progress containing it.

The smoke making the skies hazy in the Treasure Valley is coming from north-central Oregon, where the Cram Fire has burned some 95,748 acres.

Blaze that swept through the panhandle of county was the nation's largest; hard work and cooler weather key to slowing its progress ...

Residents living in the Ashwood community are grappling with the loss of structures after the over 95,000-acre Cram Fire started this week.

The Cram Fire in Jefferson and Wasco counties has burned four homes and other structures as it continues to burn through ...

Battling wildfire takes strength, stamina, and a lot of calories. Wildland firefighters need between 4,000 to 5,000 calories a day to keep up with the physical demands of the job. At the Cram Fire in ...

Northwest Complex Incident Management Team 10 (NW Team 10), under the leadership of Incident Commander Steve North, joined a Unified Command of the Cram Fire with the Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM) ...

The Cram Fire, which started near the Willowdale area Sunday afternoon, was huffing to more than 90,000 acres by Thursday ...

The Cram Fire in Jefferson and Wasco counties increased in size Tuesday as wildfire crews battled high temperatures and ...

Hot, dry conditions and strong winds have made it difficult to contain the Cram fire, the largest active wildfire in the ...