As thicker surface smoke moved away from Wisconsin during the first weekend of June to improve air quality. However, there will be more smoke on the way.

Smoke traveling from wildfires in Canada, North Dakota and Minnesota triggered an air quality warning in northern Wisconsin.

If the sky looks hazy to you, it's because smoke from Canadian wildfires is hitting Wisconsin. The wildfire smoke will likely mean poor air quality conditions for much of the state, according to ...

The Trump administration announced plans last month to reorganize the Environmental Protection Agency and cut staff back to ...

Maps show where new plumes of smoke will cause hazy skies through the end of the week. Low-level smoke is forecast to spread ...

Wildfires in Canada are expected to bring smoke and affect air quality in states across the midwest, including Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota.

An air quality advisory has been issued for the northern half of Wisconsin as Canadian wildfire smoke has mixed down the the surface, according to the Department of Natural Resources. The ...

Wildfire smoke continues to impact Wisconsin. Smoke is causing poor air quality near the surface. Hazy skies mixed with poor visibility can be experienced. MILWAUKEE - Wisconsin has been dealing ...

The American Humane Society said just like their owners, the respiratory systems of dogs and cats can suffer when smoky ...

National Weather Service Green Bay forecast office meteorologist Kurt Kotenberg considers wildfire smoke air quality alerts in Wisconsin and the potential for such conditions to return going forward.

Wildfire smoke from Manitoba, Canada, will blow across two dozen states through Saturday, reducing air quality and creating hazy skies.

Wisconsin Public Radio A delay in federal funding will force work to halt at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on a new ...