The satellite imagery shows the wildfire smoke as a fuzzy white look on the images. The wildfire smoke is thick just to ...

Air quality advisories continue across Mid-Michigan, with Canadian wildfire smoke still impacting air quality statewide.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires is causing air quality concerns for millions of Americans in the Midwest and Northeast. Air ...

It’s not fog. Wildfires burning hundreds of miles away in Canada are sending plumes of smoke all over the American Midwest, ...

With wildfire smoke blanketing Michigan, officials stress the need for burn permits and safe outdoor burning practices.

Due to smoke from wildfires, several U.S. cities had an AQI over 100 on Aug. 5, which means the air is unhealthy for ...

The remaining 10 states affected by medium to heavy smoke from the wildfires are Colorado, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Massachusetts, Indiana, New Hampshire, and ...

It has been a smoky summer across Mid-Michigan, with hazy horizons becoming the norm. For about a week, Michigan has been ...

Midwest and Northeast regions in the U.S. are seeing poor air quality from Canadian wildfires. See the map showing where the ...

Wildfire smoke from Canada has traveled to West Michigan, leaving a smoky haze. Here's how to track it where you live: ...

Millions in the U.S. face health threats as Canadian wildfire smoke causes air quality to plummet and triggers official advisories.

The thick plumes of smoke in Canada are being driven southward into the U.S. by northerly winds on the backside of an area of high pressure.