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A red flag fire weather warning is in place today through this evening for most of the Missoula area and parts of Kalispell.

The Frenchtown Fire Department was called out to a wildfire yesterday afternoon at around 2:00 p.m. Fire Department Spokesman Mel Holz Describes what happened.

Authorities evacuated several home in Evergreen yesterday because of a fast-moving grass fire. Lightning-caused fire mostly under control in Bitterroot National Forest. Over 700 gather for funeral of Pryor Good Samaritan murder victims...

Lightning has been keeping firefighters busy all over the northwest the past few days. Hamilton firefighters responded to two blazes that started late Tuesday, August 4, and continue to burn in the Sapphire Mountains.

The Muddy Creek 2 Fire is still burning in the Northern Cheyenne Indian reservation, but public information officer Gregg Denitto says a lot of new lightning caused fires are becoming the biggest hassle.

Rain is helping battle fires all over Montana, it’s not only putting the brakes on the Reynold’s creek fire in Glacier National Park, it is very close to killing off the Cabin Gulch Fire as Public Information Officer Mariah Leushen reported this morning, July 27.

The cause of the Cabin Gulch Fire is still under investigation, but today, July 23, Broadwater County Attorney Corey Swanson Filed Arson charges in a case related to that fire.

The Reynolds Creek fire in Glacier National Park isn’t the only big blaze that started on Tuesday.

The Glacier Rim Fire north of Columbia Falls grew to over 100 acres in the past few days.

Folks traveling up to Glacier National Park experienced delays at the North Fork Road this weekend due to the Glacier Rim Fire.