Minnesota and Wisconsin congressional lawmakers wrote a letter to Canadian leaders asking how the government plans to mitigate the wildfire smoke that continues to impact air quality in Minnesota and ...

Minnesota lawmakers are urging Canadian officials to do more to control wildfires burning, creating smokey conditions as far south as the Twin Cities.

The conditions started Friday, dragging smoke from the Canadian wildfires down to the surface, said National Weather Service ...

The Dragon Bravo Fire has destroyed dozens of structures and a water treatment facility, and the White Sage Fire, located in ...

Firefighters from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources formed a helitack crew to assist in the fight against ...

Smoke from wildfires in Canada is creating overcast skies and unhealthy air quality in parts of Minnesota, raising health ...

KSTP FORECAST FIRST ALERT TODAY FOR TWIN CITIES/WESTERN WISCONSIN BECAUSE OF CANADIAN WILDFIRE SMOKE PRODUCING UNHEALTHY ...

An insurance agent confirmed "that it is due, in part, to climactic change causing increases in the number and severity of extreme weather events," writes Jon Dennis.

Canadian wildfire smoke returned to Wisconsin this weekend, with unhealthy levels for people with asthma and heart disease.

Jim Stanley of the Lower St. Croix Valley Fire Department has a slew of fire prevention and extinguishing tips to share — ...

As winds shift back out of the south, the Canadian wildfire smoke blanketing the metro is expected to improve throughout the ...