Smoke from northern wildfires is causing poor air quality alerts across Minnesota, with St. Cloud on the edge of unhealthy conditions. Outdoor activities are best limited for sensitive individuals.

An air quality alert is in effect through Friday and is expected to reach unhealthy levels for everyone in northern and central Minnesota.

(KNSI) – The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is expanding an air quality alert to include the St. Cloud area. The alert ...

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has expanded the current air quality alert. Nearly all of Minnesota North of St. Cloud ...

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Wildfire smoke has triggered an air quality alert for northwestern Minnesota until Friday evening. The air quality is ...

Millions of Americans across four states have been advised to avoid driving amid warnings of potentially hazardous air ...

Minnesota experts say Canadian wildfires will lead to more poor air quality days across Minnesota this summer, and into the future as temperatures and drought increase.

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National weather officials say they’re expecting heavy smoke that’s causing poor air quality throughout much of the far north to remain, especially closer to the Manitoba border. As of Monday morning, ...