Wildfires

From real-time interactive maps to local restrictions, here is your essential guide to staying informed during Montana’s wildfire season.

Smoke from wildfires burning in Oregon and Canada has drifted into Great Falls — and the air quality alerts now cover more than two dozen Montana counties.

Montana got a good soaking in late June — but that relief didn't last long, and fire officials are watching the thermometer climb with serious concern.

With vehicle safety on the mind, there's a lot to consider before hitting the trails this summer. Maintenance could save more than just your ride.

As wildfire season looms, awareness is key. Governor Gianforte is urging Montanans to gear up for smoke challenges this summer—here’s what you need to know.

Montana’s dry winter and low snowpack could set the stage for a historic 2026 wildfire season. Learn how to stay safe.

Despite initial fears of a severe fire season, recent weather improvements in the Northern Rockies may reduce wildfire risks this summer.

How would you handle an emergency situation in Cascade County? Do you know what to do or where to go? Sign up for Code Red and receive notifications in the event of an emergency, and notification on what to do in the event of an emergency. Stay informed, could save your life.

If you have plans to burn this fall, there are a few things to keep in mind.

Montana's seen over 100 thousand acres burned.