St. Louis County Sheriff Gordon Ramsay previously told FOX 9 the Jenkins Creek fire may have started with a discarded cigarette along Highway 16.

Crews continue to work on fire smoldering in areas of thick spruce budworm affected vegetation in the Jenkins Creek fire.

NIMO has issued its final report on the Jenkins Creek Fire. As of Monday morning, the fire has burned 16,145 acres.

A tricky wildfire in the Boundary Waters of Minnesota is now completely contained, according to the National Incident ...

The Jenkins Creek fire remains uncontained ... the following information on how much land burned in the northern Minnesota wildfires as of Saturday morning: Camp House fire: 14,852 acres ...

A National Incident Management Organization (NIMO) team is overseeing operations on the Jenkins Creek and Horse River Fires ...

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Minn. — Firefighting teams in northern Minnesota revealed Wednesday that the Jenkins Creek wildfire was ignited by human activity. In its daily update, the Eastern Area ...

The Horse River wildfire, which is significantly smaller at 13 acres, is 0% contained as of Monday. That fire is near the ...

All of Minnesota is under an air quality alert ... NOTE: Figures may vary from map to map. The Jenkins Creek Fire, first reported on May 13, is centered about 60 miles north of Duluth near Hoyt ...

A small wildfire has developed in far northern Minnesota, with authorities saying ... The Horse River Fire started as the Camp House and Jenkins Creek fires are winding down.