A wildfire in the Everglades has impacted much of Broward County overnight into Wednesday morning. BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. — A wildfire in the Everglades has impacted much of Broward County overnight into Wednesday morning. Even though smoke is reducing, there was still a lot of smoke on the roads as people began their morning commute.

The Hawaii County Civil Defense issued a wildfire watch earlier this morning due to a brushfire in Kohala that firefighters contained about 1.5 hours later.

The Pot Mountain Fire has in the Bob Marshall Wilderness expanded to 404 acres, according to an infrared flight conducted on the evening of Aug. 20. Most of the

Wildfires have always affected air quality in New England. But scientists say climate change is changing how they burn and bringing more smoke to the region.

According to the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, the Level 3 evacuations for the neighborhood between Dillard Road, Hidden Meadows Drive, Skyhawk Way and Ridge Top Drive in Southeast Eugene were initially lowered to a Level 2 Thursday night, before being moved down to a Level 1 a short while later.

The 2025 Canadian wildfire season is on track to be the country's second worst on record, burning more than 16.5 million acres and causing wildfire smoke to travel to the Midwest and Northeast United States.

The county is experiencing the worst air quality in South Florida, with levels in the yellow "moderate" range.

Spencer Pratt teams up with Sen. Rick Scott to push for federal investigation into California wildfire response by Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass.

Wildfire is a natural process that has existed for as long as vegetation has covered the Earth. Occasional fires in a forest are healthy. They clear out dead wood and leaf and branch litter, leaving less fuel for future fires to burn. That helps to keep wildfires from becoming too intense.

As Southern California braces for its hottest weather of the summer, LAFD is rolling out a new unit that specializes in stomping out brush fires.

For the third straight day, the wildfire is estimated to be 3,210 hectares or roughly 32 square kilometres. It is still considered out of control because of strong winds expected over the weekend from Hurricane Erin.