A 49-year-old Salem man accused of starting fires police say resulted in the Slate Fire in July turned himself in on Friday.

The U.S. Forest Service said it has incurred over $2 million worth of expenses related to the suppression of the Slate Fire.

A Salem man has been arrested in connection with a wildfire that scorched over 90 acres of U.S. Forest Service land near the ...

One attendee held up a sign that read “Zionists for Nuance and Peace.” A year ago, the liberal Jewish groups that organized ...

Israel is now fighting its first three-front war in half a century, this time along the borders of Gaza to the south, Lebanon ...

The Detroit Tigers are the best underdog story in Major League Baseball’s postseason. As they return home in a tied-at-one ...

Similarly, in a California State University–Chico study of relocations after the Camp Fire devastated Paradise, California, ...

A man is facing charges after he turned himself in on Friday in connection to the Slate Fire that burned more than 90 acres ...

Slate reached out to FEMA, which has been responding to a deluge of conspiracy theories from former President Donald Trump ...

The rule challenged here devastated the ghost gun industry, which catered to customers with criminal records who would flunk ...

In our third Slate Plus bonus episode from Slow Burn Season 10, host Josh Levin talks with three former staffers from The ...

An investigation revealed that a man had started multiple fires to signal for help, but lost control of the fires, setting the surrounding forest ablaze.