Fire crews are starting to get the upper hand on a wildfire in Central Oregon that exploded in size, fueled by dry conditions ...

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

The Cram fire has spread to 95,000 acres, just shy of the 100,000 acres that would class it as the country's first megafire ...

The Burdoin Fire that started Friday in Klickitat County along the Columbia River has burned around 8,700 acres and threatens about 250 buildings as of Sunday.

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.

The Cram Fire burning about 95,000 acres in Jefferson County and Wasco County is now about 49% contained, according to fire officials on Sunday. On Sunday, cooler temperatures and higher humidity ...

Greely Heights and the Butte Creek Fire — on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation slowed Saturday night, prompting officials to lower evacuation levels for residents near both fires. Thanks to cooler ...

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

The Cram Fire in Central Oregon has expanded to 94,000 acres, prompting evacuations and challenging firefighting efforts.