Wildfires

If you think Wyoming is a looker from the ground, you should see us from space. Recent pics show our state from miles above the earth and include viewpoints we've never seen of last year's wildfires.

The summer of 2020 has been one of record-setting wildfires. Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a fire fighter in the middle of an inferno? Several videos show that bravery is definitely required.

In the recorded history of Wyoming, there have been some huge fires that have left a lasting mark on the state. Here are four of Wyoming's worst wildfires.

The wildfires across California and other parts of the country are devastating.

There's a new video share that is a humbling reminder of just how fast our Wyoming wildfires can grow. It's a time lapse video of the Fishhawk fire In Park County.

Dry, hot and windy. That's the forecast for today and Friday. In response, the NWS has issued a Red Flag Warning. Outdoor burning is not recommended.

The Cliff Creek Fire near Bondurant, Wyoming has been burning since July 17th. It was caused by lightning.

People flying drones have been a periodic problem for fire fighters who are battling blazes throughout the west.

The conditions could aggravate the growth of and the fighting of wildfires in much of the state.

Shane Murphy, assistant professor in the UW Department of Atmospheric Science, is specifically examining the effects of black and brown carbon emitted from wildfires.

Global warming could put Wyoming and other Rocky Mountain states' water supplies at risk.

The nearly 11,000 acre Squirrel Creek Fire is 100% contained, this according to a release sent by California Interagency Incident Management Team Four Monday night. The release says that the California Interagency Incident Managment Team transferred command of the Squirrel Creek Fire back to the Medicine Bow National Forrest Tuesday at 6:00 AM...