Palo Pinto County's Ross fire is over halfway contained nearly two weeks after the blaze began.

The Texas A&M Forest Service says the blaze began along a roadway and was linked to vehicle or equipment use. The fire is 38% ...

The Ross Fire along Highway 180 in Palo Pinto County was caused by equipment associated with a tire blowout, burning over ...

Ross Fire being has already burned 90,000 acres. Governor Abbott thanked first responders for their hard work "stepping into ...

For them, answering the call was never really a question.

The Ross Fire is now 31% contained as crews battle extreme fire conditions. Evacuations and road closures are in effect in ...

About 12% of the Ross Fire has been contained. Palo Pinto evacuation, closures remain in place as County Judge Shane Long ...

Agencies are accepting donations as wildfires rage west of the Metroplex in Palo Pinto and parts of Jack County.

Gov. Abbott thanked crews in Palo Pinto County as the 90,000-acre blaze remained only 38% contained Thursday.

The Ross Fire has grown to 80,000 acres in North Texas, as fire fighters work to slow the spread of of the wild fire.

The Ross Fire scorched land and vegetation in Palo Pinto County. The conflagration was first reported Aug. 24, 2026, and ...

The Ross Fire has exploded to 50,000 acres in North Texas, prompting evacuations as firefighters battle fast-moving flames in Palo Pinto County.