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Burdoin Fire grows to nearly 11,000 acres, Highway 14 remains closed
According to the Central Washington Interagency Communication Center, the Burdoin Fire is just shy of 11,000 acres and is uncontained. The fire started around 2:30 p.m. on Friday and is burning near Bingen and Lyle in Klickitat County.
Several evacuations have been lowered, including the town of Lyle, which is down to Level 2, allowing people to return home.
The Trump administration held back on distributing $280 million in federal funds to forestry agencies across the country.
One by one last weekend, Washington firefighters began stacking commercial shipping containers onto one another in the first ...
The Burdoin fire, which started on Friday, July 18, on the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge, has damaged or ...
Columbia County Sheriff’s Office deputies are giving evacuation notices to residents along South Touchet Road as the Harting ...
The dispute over the State, Private and Tribal Forestry funding could leave the Washington Natural Resources Department ...
Fire officials, along with Gov. Bob Ferguson and the commissioner of public lands, provided an update on the Burdoin Fire ...
Columbia County Sheriff’s Office deputies are giving evacuation notices to residents along South Touchet Road as the Harting ...
The wildfire burning along Highway 14 in the Columbia River Gorge is the state’s largest fire, covering 11,248 acres as of ...
As of Tuesday, the brush fire that ignited Friday afternoon is five percent contained, according to officials.
This morning, the Burdoin Fire management team also took control of the 52-acre Snyder Canyon Fire near Klickitat. Officials ...
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