The smoke drifting across the border contains fine particulates, pollution so small that it’s basically invisible to the ...

Each New England state has seen an uptick in the number of days over the last five years when fine particulate matter (PM2.5) ...

Large wildfires in remote regions of Canada sent smoke billowing across the border, inundating northern New England with ...

It’s been another hazy day across Southern New England as smoke from wildfires in Canada hasn’t dissipated just yet. But the next few days will look (and smell) better as a cold front helps to switch ...

The sky continued to have a very hazy look to it Tuesday morning in the Boston area as Canadian wildfire smoke is impacting the air quality in parts of Massachusetts. There are some differences ...

Photos capture eerie skies and smoke-filled air from Canadian wildfires across Greater Boston. Share yours with us.

Canadian wildfire smoke continues to cause hazy skies and air quality alerts in New Hampshire. The air quality alert, extended through Tuesday night, particularly affects sensitive individuals. Air ...

SMOKY SKIES AHEADCanadian wildfire smoke will continue to impact the entire region. “Near surface” smoke won’t be as thick as yesterday, so air quality will be slightly improved in Massachusetts.

So far, even as high up as Santa’s Village in Jefferson, the poor air quality from Canadian wildfire smoke hasn’t stopped ...

Smoke from wildfires in Canada reached Connecticut’s skies and caused poor air quality on Tuesday, according to state ...

The air quality index on Tuesday across the Midwest and the Northeast ranged from "moderate" to "unhealthy" for sensitive adults. Some areas in northern Wisconsin, eastern Pennsylvania, northern ...