Wildfires in Canada and Washington have displaced tens of thousands.

Canadian wildfires trigger mass evacuations and send smoke across the U.S., putting millions at risk from poor air quality.

Canadian wildfire smoke may blanket parts of the Midwest and Northeast into August, raising air-quality and health concerns.

Government agencies and other organizations aggregate wildfire data into maps to communicate threat levels across geographical areas, but some AI-generated graphics on social media claiming to ...

Heavy smoke from several large wildfires blazing in Canada and Minnesota engulfed large swaths of the Midwest and East Coast.

Large portions of the East Coast are under air quality alerts due to wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota. But how di the wildfires start?

More than 830 wildfires are burning across Canada, with over 100 considered out of control.

Canadian wildfire smoke triggered air quality alerts across New York, with haze, health warnings and AQI concerns statewide.

Canadian wildfire smoke is currently causing hazy skies in New Hampshire, though there is no effect to air quality yet. Here's what to know.