Wildfire activity is expected to increase across Texas for the remainder of winter and into spring as drought spreads.

Over 5,549 wildfires ignited in Texas in Fiscal year 2025, with Texas A&M Forest Service responding to 690 fires for 95,086 acres. Wildfire investigations As wildfires are controlled by wildland ...

Experts say Texas’ current dry conditions mixed with increased vegetation created the state’s ongoing wildfire outbreak.

The risk for high-impact wildfires is growing due to above-normal grass growth and and warmer, drier conditions.

One thing we kept monitoring leading up to these couple of days of ice and snow was the drought conditions in East Texas. The ...

Several rural volunteer fire departments in the Texas Panhandle and South Plains are getting an equipment boost thanks to new funding that was green-lighted by the 89th Texas Legislature to bolster ...

Wildfire risk across the state is expected to increase this winter and spring due to above-normal levels of vegetation.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas— Texas A&M Forest Service enhanced its law enforcement capabilities as Chad Mathes of Garrison, was ...

JASPER, Texas — Texas A&M Forest Service has approved more than $17 million in funding for hundreds of volunteer fire departments statewide, including several in Southeast Texas, to help rural first ...

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (NEWS RELEASE FROM TEXAS A&M FOREST SERVICE) - Thanks to a historic investment by the 89th Texas Legislature, Texas A&M Forest Service approved $164 million in funding to award ...