The wildfire that started from a bolt of lightning east of Ely, Minnesota has now spread to cover more than 100,000 acres and is being called the largest fire the state has seen in perhaps 100 years. Known as the Pagami Creek fire, recent dry weather and gusty winds have allowed the blaze to grow […]
Massive wildfire no longer confined to BWCA
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