fire prevention

Great Falls Fire Rescue handled nearly 700 emergency calls last month. That's almost 23 calls every single day keeping crews on their toes.

Hot, dry August weather has Fergus County cracking down hard on anything that could spark a wildfire.

Red flag warnings are flying across Montana, and Missoula County just jumped straight to Stage II fire restrictions on BLM lands. No campfires, no open flames, period.

Two structure fires, four dumpster fires, a river rescue — Great Falls Fire Rescue had quite a July 4th weekend.

Firefighters are on high alert as Great Falls grapples with a spike in fire incidents — from homes to golf courses, it’s a busy time for GFFR.

As temperatures soar and drought conditions worsen, fire crews are battling multiple blazes. It’s a stark reminder of nature’s unpredictability.

After an unexpected snow dump, the swift melt has left a dry landscape that could spark trouble—literally. Time to pay attention to those fire restrictions.

As the temperatures drop, fire safety takes on a new urgency. This winter, are you prepared to keep your home safe from unexpected blazes?

With over 15,000 lightning strikes in a single day, Montana's fire season is kicking off with a bang. What does that mean for the outdoors?

Ensure a fire-safe winter in Montana by keeping heat sources clear of flammable items. Great Falls Fire Rescue shares tips for a warm and safe season.