By Amy Tennery NEW YORK, July 16 (Reuters) - Smoke from Canadian wildfires has blanketed much of the northeastern United ...

Smoke from Canadian wildfires continued impacting air quality across New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut on Thursday.

Extreme heat and dry conditions fuel massive wildfires in Canada. Will the smoke disrupt the FIFA World Cup championship match in New York this weekend? Experts weigh in.

Extreme heat will continue in the Northeast as Texas braces for more flooding.

New York faces an air quality advisory as wildfire smoke from Canada drifts into the state, impacting health. Track the fires and smoke.

Air quality levels were predicted to worsen through at least Thursday evening as smoke drifted south from Canada. The mayor urged people to stay inside to avoid negative health effects.

While the air quality alert for New York City has expired, people can still expect to see smoky skies across the Tri-State Area Friday.

Will wildfire smoke over New York threaten the World Cup final? - Haze from Canadian wildfires has blanketed the New York ...

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has once again drifted into New York, turning skies hazy and pushing air quality into unhealthy levels across much of the state. The New York State Department of ...

Visible smoke was expected to move into western New York before spreading across the rest of the state through the day, with the worst conditions forecast for the western region. Hazy skies and period ...

New York City has been dealing with a "Code Red" due to the heat and air quality advisories from Canadian wildfire smoke days before the Spain-Argentina World Cup final.

As wildfire smoke continues to seep into our skies, public health researchers at Seattle's Fred Hutch Cancer Center are ...