fires

Be extremely cautious and aware, because this happens every year.

It's time Idahoans stepped up and took some responsibility.

A recent house fire in Garden City brings light to the increased frequency of these tragedies.

Smoky haze may be a thing in Idaho for another six weeks, and that's if zero new wildfires emerge. The fires that are eating up acres of Idaho land now may not be fully contained until mid-September.

Wildfire season is upon us and is worse than ever. Thousands of acres already burned in Idaho with smoke coming from Cali

How is that even possible? Are Idahoans that irresponsible? According to the U.S. Department of Interior "as many as 90 percent of wildland fires in the United States are caused by people"

So I learned something new today that I feel like I should have been educated on long, long ago. In my 35 years I somehow missed the important life memo that stored batteries can cause fires. Housefires, apartment fires, you name it, fires.

Mother nature is pretty moody these days. Can we just have a giant hose stretch across the country? We will take care of their flooding issues if their water can take care of our fire issues.

The further west I went the worse the air quality got to the point that I was wearing two masks inside my car with my circulating filter on because it hurt to breathe.

This year is the worst for fires in California history, Oregon, Washington and Idaho are having a rough fire year too. Thousands have been evacuated and at least 13 have died.