The Burdoin fire burning on the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge grew to 8,700 acres on Sunday and is 0% contained ...

HOOD RIVER, Ore. (KATU) — The Burdoin Fire burning the Columbia River Gorge remains uncontained on Sunday, July 20. Fire ...

The Burdoin Fire that started Friday in Klickitat County along the Columbia River has burned around 8,700 acres and threatens ...

According to the Southeat Washington Interagency Incident Management Team (SWIIMT), the Burdoin Fire has expanded dramatically, and is now burning approximately 6,506 acres, while remaining at 0% ...

The Burdoin Fire, which erupted in the Columbia Gorge on Friday, has exploded to over 6,500 acres as of late Saturday night.

The Cram Fire, which has scorched over 150 square miles of land in central Oregon, is still raging more than a week after it broke out.

Officials closed State Routes 14 and 142 this weekend due to the Burdoin fire burning near the Columbia River. The highways remain closed until further notice.

Firefighters and police are seeking information and video footage after a series of fires early Sunday near Irving Park in northeast Portland.

The fire, which broke out on July 13, exploded in size over recent days due to hot and dry conditions and gusty winds in parts of the state.

Four people suffered stab wounds and one was arrested Saturday morning after an incident on the Eastbank Esplanade, according to police.

As the Cram Fire approaches the 100,000-acre megafire status in Central Oregon, officials say it is now nearly 50% contained as of Sunday morning.