The Flat Fire, burning near Sisters, Oregon, is now 100% lined, fire crews now plan to start the mop-up process around structures and infrastructure in the peri

The largest wildfire in Oregon remains under a red flag warning through Aug. 26, meaning it's expected to continue growing in the foreseeable future.

With warm, dry and windy conditions expected later this week, firefighters in Central Oregon are working around the clock to contain the most recent wildfire to sweep through the region. The Flat Fire has now burned an estimated 21,

The Flat Fire, burning approximately two miles northeast of Sisters, Oregon, has burned an estimated 21,971 acres with only 7% containment. Efforts to update the acreage have been hampered by weather conditions preventing infrared flights.

At least four homes and several structures have been reported to be destroyed due to the Flat Fire near Sisters, Oregon. Evacuations continue with 1,000 under orders

As the Flat Fire burns through Central Oregon, an actor known for his role on "The Office" is voicing concerns over climate change amplifying wildfire activity as he and his family are among thousands under an evacuation order from the blaze.

A community meeting was held Monday night at the Sisters High School auditorium, where fire and law enforcement officials updated the public on the Flat Fire.  The Oregon State Fire Marshal said their mission is to protect people,

The Flat Fire has continued to grow rapidly north of Sisters and evacuation orders were expanded in the early morning hours of Aug. 24.

Moisture helped the 1,200 firefighters battling Oregon’s Flat Fire, but it was only 5% contained Monday night.