The Burdoin Fire burning in the Columbia River Gorge between Bingen and Lyle topped 11,000 acres Wednesday but is now 13 percent contained.

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson and Commissioner of Public Lands Dave Upthegrove met with crews and provided an update Thursday.

Firefighters are gearing up Wednesday to return to fighting the Burdoin Fire, a nearly 11,000-acre wildfire that has forced ...

The Burdoin Fire has scorched more than 10,000 acres near Bingen with no containment as of now. The fire has destroyed 14 ...

According to the Southeat Washington Interagency Incident Management Team (SWIIMT), the Burdoin Fire has expanded ...

The Washington State Department of Transportation says Highway 14 is closed in both directions from milepost 66 near Bingen ...

With crews battling the Burdoin Fire, some evacuations have been lowered and growth has slowed, but the fire remains ...

The wildfire along the Columbia River Gorge started about 2:30 p.m. Friday and had burned nearly 11,000 acres as of Tuesday ...

BINGEN, Wash. — Hot, humid and very strong winds pushed the Burdoin Fire east towards the town of Lyle, Washington over the ...

Officials reported that Highway 14 remains closed from mile marker 66, east of Bingen, to mile mark 76, west of Lyle. Highway ...