This is no different than an industry flushing its toxic waste into a river. Why burn? Why flush toxic waste into a river? The answer is the same in both cases: because it is a cheap way to ...

A viral social media post is raising questions about why a prescribed burn happened during drought conditions. A viral social media post of a fire at Myakka River State Park is raising questions ...

Officials in California have ordered the evacuation of neighborhoods near wildfire burn scars due to the risk ... to be pounded by an atmospheric river storm. FOX Weather Meteorologists Stephen ...

A nearly 1,200-acre prescribed burn was underway Wednesday at a state park near the Indian River and Brevard counties border, according to Brevard County emergency management officials.

Dozens of firefighters utilized boats and a helicopter while battling a Monday morning blaze along the Potomac River ...

For two or three days Camp Nevin has been full of stories about the mysterious burning of an important ... railroad bridge over the Cumberland River, just this side of Nashville, has been burned ...

On the night of May 9, 1863, a conflagration lit up the skies along the Little Kanawha River at Burning Springs at the site ...

According to Ruzo, touching the water would burn you severely—in many cases, causing second or third-degree burns—in just seconds. How a childhood story led Ruzo to discover the Boiling River?