Beachie Creek Fire claims lives of Bend man’s mother, brother
A nightmare: That’s what Travis Cook feels like he’s been living in over the past few days.
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A nightmare: That’s what Travis Cook feels like he’s been living in over the past few days.
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The FBI offered a reward of up to $10,000 Thursday for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of whoever was responsible for an arson fire that killed one person and injured two others last May at a home in Warm Springs.
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A fire incident report says downed power lines sparked at least 13 fires during a period of high winds last week between two Santiam Canyon communities that were devastated by flames.
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President Trump on Tuesday approved Oregon Gov. Kate Brown’s request for a major disaster declaration due to the state’s deadly wildfires, clearing the way for more extensive federal assistance.
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Good news for “gym rats” and exercise fanatics: There are still ways to stay in shape while the wildfire smoke clouds our area.
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On Monday, Sept. 7, several fires along state Highway 22 swept through the Fishermen’s Bend Recreation Site near Mill City, destroying much of the popular BLM-managed campground.
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Gov. Kate Brown sent a letter Monday to President Trump, asking him to declare a major disaster in Oregon due to dozens of wildfires that have left at least 10 people dead and 22 missing, destroyed over 1,100 homes and raced across over 1 million acres over the past week.
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A Level 2 “Be Ready” evacuation alert has been issued for the Sidwalter-Miller Flat area due to the still-growing Lionshead Fire, Police Chief Bill Elliott said Tuesday.
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A threat of high winds did not materialize on the fire lines Monday, so the Two Four Two Fire northwest of Chiloquin didn’t grow, containment increased to 15% and officials said all evacuation orders will be lifted Tuesday morning.
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Here are Monday morning’s full updates on five of the major wildfires burning in or near Central Oregon.
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The Prineville chapter of 40 Something Cowgirls has set up a donation trailer to help wildfire victims. The trailer will be stationed in the parking lot of Ray’s Food Place on Third Street through this week.
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In addition to human evacuees, animals now are arriving and being cared for at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds in Redmond after being rescued from fires around Oregon.
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The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation has five tips for homeowners and renters who have evacuated or been affected by fire, smoke and ash damage.
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Oregon’s DEQ extends air quality advisory through at least Thursday due to continued smoke from West Coast wildfires
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A fire late Sunday night heavily damaged a southeast Bend home, but all three occupants were able to escape uninjured, fire officials said.
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The Brattain Fire burning in steep, rugged terrain 10 miles south of Paisley has grown to 20,000 acres and remains 0% contained, with expanded evacuations announced Sunday in the Paisley area.
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A man arrested Sunday evening for using a Molotov cocktail to start a brush fire near an east Portland freeway was released from jail — and was arrested again early Monday on charges of igniting six more fires in the same area.
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Here are Sunday’s full updates on several of the major wildfires burning in or near Central Oregon.
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To ensure public safety and prioritize travel for emergency responders, ODOT crews will barricade portions of Oregon Highway 22 (the North Santiam Highway) and Highway 226 (the Albany-Lyons Highway) by 9 a.m. on Monday.
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At the Super 8 Motel in Redmond on Sunday, smoke and worry filled the air, as anxious evacuees heard from the town of Detroit’s mayor while they wait to learn if a wildfire destroyed their homes.
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