Labor Day

The 2020 Labor Day fires destroyed more than 1,700 manufactured homes — about 42% of all homes destroyed in Oregon that weekend. Most were in Jackson County, where the Almeda Fire burned across the towns of Talent and Phoenix, tearing through neighborhoods lining the Interstate 5 freeway.

Research shows delayed effects of Oregon’s Labor Day fires have killed trees that survived the initial blazes.

Vacationers broke travel records this summer, according to AAA, and Labor Day weekend is expected to continue the trend.

Gas prices are continuing to fall in Oregon, but that doesn’t mean drivers will see many bargains at the pump this Labor Day weekend.

Today marks one year since a series of devastating wildfires erupted across Oregon, including the Holiday Farm Fire. The destruction of McKenzie River…

If you’re heading out into the woods this Labor Day weekend, the U.S. Forest Service urges you to plan ahead. While national forests in California are…

Fire conditions are HIGH to EXTREME across much of Oregon. With the Labor Day weekend upon us and people antsy to get outdoors—officials are stressing…

With highs expected to reach the 90’s this Labor Day weekend, officials are warning of major traffic jams as Oregonians try to escape the heat.When…

Anyone taking a road trip this holiday weekend should expect the highways to be busy.Nationally, Labor Day travel is projected to increase this year, to…