Wildfire and Wildland-Urban Interface
Officials said 111 brush fires are being monitored or in the “mopping-up” phase as the state remains at an elevated risk
What started as a women-centered wildland fire training event has evolved into a networking and camaraderie-building international movement
An investigation into the fire that destroyed Lahaina and killed 102 people did not find any information that warranted criminal charges
The fire destroyed 145 acres and 30 cabins
The fire began Friday and is threatening 50 homes
Wind and warm weather have helped fan the 40-acre blaze
Call it what you like, the most important thing a water transporter can do is function as it’s needed — and that comes down to selecting the right vehicle
Budget cuts will have 500 fewer firefighters and 50 fewer crews to tackle this year’s wildland fires
After coming in $400 million over budget, the Forest Service is altering its approach
Some of the fires burned for more than three months
Chief Scott Morrison went into cardiac and respiratory arrest on scene; he had been a firefighter since 1986
Firefighters are gaining on the fire despite gusty winds and dry conditions
About 200 firefighters are battling the wildland blaze
With that, officials are urging residents to be more educated and ready prepared
The welder confessed to accidentally setting the fire that destroyed more than 100 homes
The problems made it difficult to pinpoint the location of the fires reported
70 homes were destroyed in the city’s worst blaze in 20 years
A tree fell on their vehicle while they were battling a blaze
Despite Governor’s tough words, fire starters get off easy
Fire prevention message resonates as much now as it did when the campaign launched in the 1950s
DA: ‘After nearly 10 years, justice has been secured.’
Current rule says military planes cannot be used until all commercial and civilian planes are used or unavailable
Scientist say wildland fire damage will escalate until we stop trying to fight them
Firefighters continue to battle the massive wildland fires
The 61-year-old firefighter’s cause of death is not known
She turned herself in after a decade of hiding in the largest-ever ecoterrorist case in the U.S.
The fire is closing in on a firing range used by the army in the 1970s, which still contains undetonated bombs
15 of the 126 fires are out of control
High temperatures and strong winds are fueling more than 100 fires
A police station was one of 80 buildings destroyed
Not every obstacle encountered on the fireground has a ready-made solution — some have to be invented