fire danger

Fire danger has been increased to 'high' as of Monday morning, according to Jordan Koppen, Fire Prevention Specialist for the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation.

Fire officials with the Missoula County Fire Prevention Association have increased the fire danger level to high, and continued the policy that debris burning is no long allowed

The City of Missoula wants to remind the public that the use of most fireworks is illegal, and authorities are asking for the public’s cooperation to keep the city safe during the 4th of July season.

Fire season has already started in the Bitterroot.

If you’ve been thinking that it’s been a long time since Missoula has any rain, you’d be right.

The Missoula County Fire Protection Agency has raised the fire danger level from ‘Moderate’ to ‘High’, as of noon on Monday, July 16.

Travel advisories for some Bitterroot National Forest sites.

The wet weeks of spring are long passed, and the dry days of summer are here, bringing with them increasing wildfire danger and some seasonal policy changes.

Fire danger in Missoula County was bumped up to 'High' on Monday, but no new restrictions have yet been put into place.

Two small fires sparked recently in the Bitterroot National Forest. Todd McKay said thankfully, crews caught both fires early and remain relatively small in size.

Start a wildfire and you could be on the hook for the costs of fighting it.

The National Interagency Fire Center released its outlook for the upcoming fire season. Hawaii, the Southwest and Alaska are in the greatest danger.