PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – The Highland Fire continues to burn just south of Prineville, but emergency officials have reduced some evacuation levels in the area. Since the wildfire sparked over the ...

As of Sunday afternoon, the Highland Fire southeast of Prineville remains at 1,500 acres with 0% containment. Crews worked ...

Firefighters made progress containing the Highland Fire south of Prineville Monday, easing evacuation orders for residents ...

Containment is growing on the Highland Fire near Prineville, and so is the gratitude — from firefighters working long hours ...

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The Highland Fire, which erupted Saturday afternoon in Crook County, was human caused, fire investigators said Sunday.

Firefighters continue battling the Highland Fire near Prineville. Evacuations remain in place; the fire is about 1,500 acres.

As fire suppression efforts continue on the Highland Fire in Juniper Canyon, officials have updated the level of containment ...

Crook County community awaits updates on the ongoing Highland Fire from a meeting held by emergency management.

Governor Tina Kotek invokes Emergency Conflagration Act to aid in Highland Fire response in Crook County, Oregon.

A wind-driven wildfire in Crook County that started on Saturday afternoon has triggered “Go Now” evacuation orders for people ...

Level 3 evacuations are in place for the Highland Fire in Crook County, south of Prineville, which sparked Saturday afternoon and was driven by wind.