CENTRAL POINT, Ore. (May. 26, 2026) — A wind-driven fire that began at a commercial bark and pallet yard in
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Cause Under Investigation After Central Point Grass Fire
CENTRAL POINT, Ore. (May. 16, 2026) — Fire crews contained a grass fire Saturday afternoon along Table Rock Road in
Rogue Valley 2026 Fire Season Begins Friday Amid Dry Conditions
MEDFORD, Ore. (May. 12, 2026) — The Oregon Department of Forestry’s Southwest Oregon District announced Tuesday that fire season will
ODF Southwest Oregon District Holds Off on Declaring Fire Season for Now
MEDFORD, Ore. (May. 8, 2026) — The Oregon Department of Forestry’s Southwest Oregon District has not yet declared fire season
Oregon Firefighters Deployed to North Carolina Under Mutual Aid Agreements
SALEM, Ore. (Mar. 23, 2026) — The Oregon Department of Forestry deployed 21 firefighters and an agency representative to North
Oregon Department of Forestry Contain 14-Acre Fire Near Wolf Creek
WOLF CREEK, Ore. (Jan. 23, 2026) — Firefighters with the Oregon Department of Forestry quickly contained the McCoy Creek Fire
Oregon’s 2025 Wildfire Season Ends With Fewer Acres Burned Despite More Fire Starts
Salem, Oregon- The Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) announced last week that all fire restrictions across its districts have been
Fire Danger Level Lowered to ‘Low’ in Jackson and Josephine Counties
Medford, Oregon- The Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) announced that as of 12:01 a.m. Saturday, the public fire danger level
Helicopter, Ground Crews Respond to Shade Fire Near Selma
Selma, Oregon- Firefighters from the U.S. Forest Service and the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) are responding to a small
ODF Crews Battle Lucky Hollow Fire North of Rogue River
ODF Crews Battle Lucky Hollow Fire North of Rogue River
Three 20-person crews, seven engines and three water tenders are on scene, with aircraft also assisting ground resources
Kelsey Peak Fire Grows to 120 Acres, Evacuations in Place
Kelsey Peak Fire Grows to 120 Acres, Evacuations in Place
The Kelsey Peak Fire remains the largest and most active, estimated at 120 acres after hot, windy conditions fueled growth on its northern and northwestern edges
Firefighters Battle Multiple Lightning-Caused Blazes in Lower Rogue River Corridor
Firefighters Battle Multiple Lightning-Caused Blazes in Lower Rogue River Corridor
The wildfires, sparked by Wednesday afternoon’s thunderstorms, are burning on Bureau of Land Management land about 26 miles northwest of Grants Pass
