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Governor declares State of Emergency due to imminent threat of wildfire
Gov. Tina Kotek declared a State of Emergency due to the imminent threat of wildfire beginning on July 16, 2025, lasting through the calendar year. Oregon is already experiencing a devastating wildfire season that will have lasting consequences,
While the state hopes to complete the cleanup phase within months, long-term recovery could take far longer — as long as five ...
A lawsuit filed on June 23 alleges the Rowena Fire, which burned 56 homes and 91 properties in The Dalles, was ignited by a ...
Reporters got an in-depth look at the recovery efforts in the Columbia River Gorge on Tuesday as cleanup from the Rowena Fire ...
Hundreds of fires have been quickly contained thanks to early-season support, but officials warn demand could grow soon for ...
The Rowena Fire was human-caused and the cause of the other two remain under investigation. The Upper Applegate Fire roared to life, burning 470 acres and brought evacuations to the southwest ...
Large fires have burned an estimated 130,341 acres across the state since May 25, according to a NWCC large incident summary. It's costing millions of dollars.
Oregon’s major wildfires continue to burn Monday but are mostly contained after a weekend of hard work by firefighters, along with some helpful rain. The Rowena fire, which sparked June 11 and ...
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek verbally declared a state of emergency June 18 for the Rowena Fire just west of The Dalles, Ore. As of June 22, the fire was 96% contained, but it had scorched 3,700 ...
Gusty, shifting winds and high temperatures have caused a wildfire in central Oregon to spread rapidly, reaching more than 40 ...
Eastbound I-84 closed June 11 between mileposts 64 and 82 due to the Rowena Fire, according to the Oregon Department of Transportation and the Wasco County Sheriff's Office. The closure is ...
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