In this article, we'll look at the five largest wildfires in history, examining what caused them and the impact they had on the environment and communities. By understanding the causes and scale ...

Wildfires are no more a seasonal threat. They are taking the shape of a growing global crisis. With land-use changes impacting ecosystems and climate affecting weather conditions, devastating ...

The deadliest wildfire, burning 1.2 million acres and killing 1,200-2,500 people. Its intensity created fire tornadoes and weather-like conditions. Burned 4.9 million acres in Victoria ...

The Los Angeles wildfires, which have reduced entire neighborhoods to smoldering ruins and left an apocalyptic landscape, ...

The Great Michigan Fire, also with an unconfirmed death toll, is believed to have claimed more than 500 lives, according to records from the National Weather Service. A decade later, the Thumb Fire of ...

The Palisades and Eaton fires continue to burn in California – already ranking as some of the most destructive in the state’s history ... the 25 largest have all happened this century.

The wildfires currently rampaging through Los Angeles County seem poised to make California history – a grim feat in a state that has seen no shortage of serious blazes over the years.

The agency has already included them among the largest ... fires continue to burn, here are some of the worst wildfires — in terms of acres burned, deaths, and damage costs — in California ...

According to the Western Fire Chiefs Association, here are 10 of the largest and most deadly wildfires in U.S. history: The Yarnell Hill Fire is known as the deadliest wildfire in Arizona’s history.

could become the costliest wildfires in U.S. history in terms of insured losses if analysts' estimates of up to $20 billion materialize. Dangerously high winds were expected to resume on Monday in ...