Sawtooth National Forest

Fire managers say the Badger Fire burning in the South Hills is 25% contained as of Monday morning as more people work to put it out.

Fire crews expect fire activity to increase today as changing weather moved into the area around the Badger Fire burning in the South Hills

A road linking Featherville to the Big Smoky area in the Sawtooth National Forest will reopen for travel after being closed because of a washout several years ago

Stage 1 Fire Restrictions will go into effect for south central Idaho on August 20, as the fire danger in the area increases.

The Phillips Creek Fire is now 100 percent contained north of Fairfield in Camas County.

UPDATE: The Phillips Fire north of Fairfield is closer to full control as firefighters worked to contain the blaze that threatened homes and a ski lodge in the area.

There was a 4.2 magnitude earthquake near Stanley on Friday. The quake shook things up and caused some damage including a land slide from the top of Baron Spire.

A wildfire north of Fairfield burned through a ski resort earlier Friday evening and Saturday and continues to threaten other structures.

Fire crews are battling a blaze on the Sawtooth National Forest eight miles north of Fairfield. According to the U.S. Forest Service, the Phillips Fire was reported on August 5, in the Free Gold Creek drainage.

Campers and people recreating will find Stage 1 fire restrictions in effect at the beginning of August in specific parts of northern Utah boarding Idaho to prevent wildfires.

It may seem crazy that we are constantly told to stay away from bears and bison. These giant animals are wild and dangerous.

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start to the camping season for most people, but this year many Idahoans who head out to enjoy the great outdoors may see some differences because of the COVID-19 pandemic.