Texas, Wildfire
Texas’ biggest wildfire started a year ago. How does the Panhandle look now?
This week marks the one-year anniversary of the start of the Smokehouse Creek Fire, the largest wildfire in state history. The blaze tore through over 1 million acres in the Panhandle last February and March, leaving scars both on the land and on the lives of those who lost homes and livelihoods.
The National Weather Service has issued a “Red Flag Warning” for Central Texas all day Tuesday as inclement weather is ...
She used to show the area to visitors, touting the beauty surrounding the town. “But all of this burned,” Farrar said.
Critical to extreme fire conditions are expected to affect more than 2.7 million people across the Southwest, lower Great ...
After the Smokehouse Creek Fire, a House Investigative Committee looked into what's causing wildfires, how the state spends ...
As the Texas A&M Forest Service projects “extreme” or “very high” wildfire for a vast majority of the state on Tuesday, ...
A severe storm threatens North Texas, bringing tornado and hail risks, a large dust storm (haboob) clouds West Texas and fire ...
Strong winds, low humidity, and drought are coming together to create what's categorized as extreme wildfire danger on ...
The governor and local emergency management personnel are asking West Texans to remain vigilant as the wildfire threat level ...
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