badger fire

The next few weeks are the peak viewing days for the best fall foliage in Southern Idaho.

The Badger Fire burning in the South Hills is now 89% contained as fire crews reinforce lines and work towards full containment and control.

Friday morning firefighters found a piece of equipment being used to fight the Badger Fire had been vandalized and the Forest Service is information on the crime.

Idaho wildlife managers say hunters impacted by the Badger Fire in southern Idaho have options, including to continue their hunt or wait until next year.

he Badger Fire burning in the South Hills is now threatening the ski area and cabins in the area.

The Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office has provided the first birds eye view of the devastation caused by the Badger Fire that has been burning through the South Hills since September 12.

The Badger Fire scorched nearly 90 thousand acres of land in the South Hills. We are starting to get a bigger picture as to which structures, campsites and recreation areas have been hit the hardest.

Fire managers say the Badger Fire burning in the South Hills is 25% contained as of Monday morning as more people work to put it out.

The Badger Fire in the South Hills has been burning since September 12th. We have some pictures and videos of what it looks like now and while the fire crews and fighting the fire.

Evacuees forced out of their homes in Rock Creek by the Badger Fire south of Hansen will be able to return home early Sunday morning.

Though the Badger Fire is a pressing danger in Southern Idaho, there are dozens of other fires surrounding us between Idaho, Washington, California, and Oregon.

As of September 18th people were ordered to evacuate from the Rock Creek Canyon area due to the Badger Fire. Fire fighters and evacuees are in need of help. If you are someone that wants to help but doesn't know how, here are some ideas.