wildfire

Late summer and fall is historically one of the most active times of year for wildfires, and it could be worse this year with severe drought conditions.

With tens of thousands of acres burned in this summer's wildfires in and around the Boundary Waters, here's how they rank historically in Minnesota.

After a long stretch of smoke earlier this month, it looks like it may return this week. The good news is it won't be nearly as bad as our first round - here's what to know.

Fortune Bay in Tower quietly opened its doors to evacuees and firefighters last week, and the list of what they're offering is long.

The smoke cleared just enough over the weekend to breathe a little easier — with forecasters saying more is on the way by Monday night.

The smoke sitting over Duluth wasn't just bad — at one point, it was ranked the worst air quality on the planet. Let that sink in for a second.

The smoke isn't going anywhere. After a long week of dangerous air quality, it looks like we won't be in the clear in time for the weekend.

Some events, businesses, and attractions have shared impacts, changes, or cancellations due to the thick smoke in the Northland.

For a few days this week, northern Minnesota had the worst air quality on the planet. Not the worst in the state — the worst in the world.

With wildfire smoke blanketing northern Minnesota right now, we have a few ways you can improve air quality in your home.

Dangerous air quality forced the cancellation of this annual event on Duluth's Park Point. Here's what registered participants need to know.

Smoke can get inside your home, even if your windows and doors are shut. Here's what to know about using the air conditioner indoors and if it is safe.