Western Us News

Wildland firefighter Justin Brown discusses the challenges of battling one of the worst wildfire seasons on record in the western U.S. He shared his experiences

Ancient Lake Bonneville, once nearly the size of Lake Michigan, left behind a distinctive landscape of playas and salt flats across Utah, Nevada, and Idaho afte

The Western U.S. is experiencing a historic wildfire season, with Oregon already surpassing its modern record for acres burned and at least 10 wildland firefigh

Hot and dry conditions have fueled over 200 major wildfires across the U.S. and Canada, with Jonathan Vigliotti reporting from Spokane, Washington, and Paul Dea

Over 40 large wildfires are currently burning across the western United States, fueled by severe drought conditions, while more than 100 blazes are scorching pa

Wildfires are raging across the western US and Canada, leading to the evacuation of over 20,000 people from communities around British Columbia's Okanagan Lake.

Wildfires are raging across Canada and the western U.S., while a boat capsized in New York Harbor, resulting in two fatalities.

Climate scientists are warning that a "super El Niño," expected to be the strongest of the century, could bring a wet winter and increased flooding risk to the

Smoke from the Spokane wildfires has spread across several western US states, leading to dangerous air quality alerts and warnings.

A heat dome pushed temperatures near record highs across the western US on Saturday, leading to heat warnings and increased wildfire risks, with authorities adv

A heat wave is forecast to bring record-breaking temperatures and increase wildfire risk to parts of the Western US.

A heatwave in the western US is increasing the risk of hazardous fire conditions, particularly in Oregon and Washington, where low humidity and strong winds are

The western US is facing a severe water crisis due to pollution, overpopulation, and climate change, leading to increased conflicts over water resources, partic

Heat alerts have been issued for millions across the western U.S. due to a prolonged heat dome that is now moving east.

A severe heat wave continued in the western United States on Thursday, with temperatures projected to reach up to 117 degrees in certain desert regions.