Temperatures build back to the 80s under mostly sunny skies as wildfire smoke continues to linger across Boston and New England.

Smoke from more than 200 Canadian fires is once again dimming skies around Boston, with a thicker haze expected Thursday that could be harmful to sensitive populations.

The U.S. Forest Service stated that the fire was started by a lightning strike. No structures were threatened.

Millions of Americans across the northern U.S. were expected to experience frequent episodes of hazy, milky skies throughout ...

AccuWeather long range meteorologist Paul Pastelok said long-lasting stretches of deep blue sky may not return to the ...

A fire broke out early Tuesday inside the Nashville Public Library parking garage, producing thick black smoke and explosive ...

A recent study revealed wildfires are becoming more deadly and expensive, largely due to climate change — particularly in ...

The sun may still shine this summer, but it won’t always look like it.Across the northern United States, residents can expect ...

What to Know Karen Read is charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter while operating a vehicle under the influence and leaving the scene She is accused of striking John O’Keefe, her Boston ...

WE’RE JUMPING QUICKLY OUT OF THE 60S INTO THE 70S AND MAKING A RUN INTO THE LOW 80S THIS AFTERNOON. A FEW CUMULUS CLOUDS DEVELOP, BUT LOOK THAT WIND OUT OF THE WEST SOUTHWEST 10 TO 15MPH, GUSTING A ...

Hot temperatures, smoky skies and rip currents are on the radar in Massachusetts on Wednesday — here's what to expect.

Hot temperatures, smoky skies and rip currents are on the radar in Massachusetts on Wednesday — here's what to expect.