smoke

A few large fires burned across Minnesota over the weekend.

The United States has had a very challenging last few years regarding railroad incidents, and now, our neighbors to the South in Nebraska have hazardous smoke as a result of the latest incident.

Wildfire season is just starting, and conditions don't look to improve anytime soon.

While many of us in Upstate New York dealt with smog and smoke on Tuesday from the Canadian wildfires, take a look at what residents of New York City dealt with throughout the day today.

We have footage of an incredible time-lapse that shows part of New York practically disappearing.

A fire this week at a popular East side restaurant here in Sioux Falls has forced the establishment to close the doors indefinitely due to smoke damage.

A smoky haze drifted with the light winds over southern Sioux Falls on Tuesday afternoon. Here's what we found out about the cause of the fire.

As the song says, "Smoke gets in your eyes." Last week the smoke that blew into the Sioux Empire from the Canadian Wildfires got into more than just your eyes. It was nasty! You have to wonder what all that smoke was doing to your body?

Sioux Falls residents woke to an incredibly thick smoky haze this morning. Thanks, Canada, You know you should really send us a few truckloads of Moosehead for this.

Authorities have closed highway 11 north of Brandon for heavy smoke due to a nearby fire.