Wildfires

Authorities have lifted evacuation zones connected to the Brimson fires as the spread of wildfires in northern Minnesota has slowed.

While the majority of the wildfires in northern Minnesota are under control, authorities warn that some areas with "lingering heat" still pose a risk as tourists visit during the holiday weekend.

Wildfires that have raged for weeks throughout northern Minnesota are becoming more contained by crews working to battle them.

Firefighters say they made “steady progress" in containing the Jenkins Creek fire, while a “full suppression strategy" against the Camp House fire remains in place.

Fire crews have made significant progress in containing the Camp House and Jenkins Creek wildfires in northern Minnesota.

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

Here are the latest maps for the Camp House, Jenkins Creek and Munger Shaw wildfires burning in northern Minnesota.

Gov. Tim Walz declared a peacetime emergency as firefighters continue to battle three wildfires in northern Minnesota.

Fire crews continue to make progress against three wildfires burning north of Duluth, but a Red Flag warning has been issued in northeastern Minnesota due to extreme fire risk conditions on Tuesday.

The National Weather Service issued a Red Flag warning in northeastern Minnesota as crews continue to battle three wildfires in the region.

St. Louis County officials have declared a local emergency, which is the first step in a process to secure public disaster assistance for its response to the wildfires.

As of Monday morning, the Camp House fire is 40% contained and the Jenkins Creek fire is 6% contained.

One wildfire remains uncontained in northern Minnesota as crews make progress under favorable weather conditions.