Hot, dry conditions and strong winds have made it difficult to contain the Cram fire, the largest active wildfire in the ...

The fire, which broke out on July 13, exploded in size over recent days due to hot and dry conditions and gusty winds in parts of the state.

The Cram Fire in Central Oregon has grown to more than 94,000 acres east of Madras. That’s according to fire officials who ...

The Cram fire, off of mile post 76 on Highway 97 near Willowdale and northeast of Pony Butte Road, has burned 20,000 acres ...

Nearly 900 personnel have been deployed, and officials say it's 73% contained. The fire has burned more than 95,000 acres so ...

Central Oregon’s Cram Fire, east of Madras, broke out on July 13 and went on to burn more than 95,000 acres, becoming the ...

The Cram fire has spread to 95,000 acres, just shy of the 100,000 acres that would class it as the country's first megafire ...

The Cram Fire exploded to 28,000 acres on July 15, shut down Highway 97 north of Madras and has degraded air quality in ...

Gov. Tina Kotek of Oregon issued an emergency declaration on Wednesday as the Cram fire threatened about 430 structures, including nearly 300 homes.

As wildfires continue to burn across Central Oregon, many of you are seeing hazy skies and smoky air. KTVZ News wanted to know why some towns are hit harder than others, and how you can stay safe.

The Cram Fire, burning about 20 miles northeast of Madras in central Oregon, has grown over 91,000 acres and is 0% contained.