Archie Creek Fire

For the second time this month, the utility provider PacifiCorp will pay out hundreds of millions of dollars to end a lawsuit over its alleged role in the devastating Oregon wildfires in 2020.

The settlement resolves years of legal wrangling over the Archie Creek Fire, which burned more than 130,000 acres along the North Umpqua River near Glide, Oregon.

The community of Glide, Oregon, is holding its second-annual Sasquatch Festival on July 22, and expects a crowd large enough to double the town's population.

The lawsuit says the timber sales would adversely affect wildlife, recreation, and increase risk of future fires in the area.

A fire that sparked Monday east of Steamboat Creek in Douglas County has grown to nearly 2,395 acres.Pam Sichting is a public information officer with the…

Some recreation areas remain closed more than five months after the many fires that sparked in Oregon on Labor Day. Hazards remain—even places where…

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is still trying to figure out how to restore production at the Rock Creek Hatchery, which was destroyed by a…

A Eugene conservation group is concerned about Bureau of Land Management plans to log in areas burned in the September wildfires.The BLM’s plans include…

A Douglas County Public Health Official declared a local health emergency, this week, for hazardous waste left on properties from the Archie Creek Fire.…

A Federal Emergency Management Agency External Outreach Center opened on Saturday at the Lane Events Center in Eugene to assist residents affected by…

Fire crews across Oregon are increasingly gaining ground on some of the larger wildfires.Besides the Holiday Farm Fire outside Eugene-Springfield, the…

Evacuation orders remain in place for several communities throughout the region as wildfires continue to burn, many of them without any containment.…