Grasshopper fire reaches OR 35 as National Guard deploys ground crews; Big Grass fire becomes third-largest in Oregon history ...
The Grasshopper Fire burning near Mount Hood grew overnight and has reached Highway 35 “in several places,” forestry ...
The Grasshopper Fire has become the highest priority blaze in the state, during a dangerous week for fires in Oregon.
The Grasshopper Fire started about two weeks ago, burning nearly 55,000 acres.
Mount Hood’s Grasshopper fire continued to grow to over 32,700 acres Saturday in the less than 48 hours since it torched the historic Flag Point Lookout firetower, the Oregon State Fire Marshal said ...
Flecks of ash coated cars as smoke dulled the view of Mount Hood in the now-hazy communities of Rhododendron and Government ...
One of the most beloved places to spend a night near Mount Hood has burned down in the Grasshopper Fire, officials confirmed ...
Oregon Highway 35 near Mount Hood is closed for 15 miles in both directions due to increased activity of the Grasshopper Fire and poor visibility.
Two new wildfires brought evacuations in southern Oregon, as fire crews prepared for red flag conditions on the 50,000-acre ...
The Grasshopper Fire caused evacuation orders for Government Camp and the Mount Hood area, shutting down summer tourism.
The Grasshopper Fire has burned about 43,000 acres and remained 23% contained as of Friday morning, according to fire ...
Crews are continuing to battle the Grasshopper Fire burning in the eastern parts of Mt. Hood National Forest on Friday ahead ...