More than 100 fires erupted across both states over the weekend, burning thousands of acres and prompting evacuations.

The leading cause of wildfires across the state is escaped yard debris burns, leading to nearly half of wildfires in North ...

Follow wildfire updates in North and South Carolina, where blazes erupted over the weekend. The largest stemmed from a forest fire near Myrtle Beach.

Emergency declared in North and South Carolina as wildfires force evacuations - Forecasters warn of elevated wildfire threat as thick smoke around Carolina Forest near South Carolina’s Myrtle Beach ar ...

Crews battled wildfires in North and South Carolina on Sunday amid dry conditions and gusty winds as residents were forced to ...

The South Carolina Forestry Commission, which tracks wildfires on its website, said there are 144 active wildfires in the ...

With a higher fire risk, N.C. Forest Service officials are advising people to do no open burning at this time. This includes ...

A nearly 500-acre fire burns in Polk County, triggering a voluntary evacuation. Officials say Helene debris has left the ...

Wildfires spread across several regions in North and South Carolina ...

Some Western North Carolina U.S. Forest Service employees who were fired in a dramatic purge of federal workers have had ...

TRYON—A brush fire that spread rapidly on Saturday, March 1, has now burned over 500 acres between Tryon and Saluda and was 30% contained as of Sunday evening, officials say. Back-burning operations ...

A state of emergency has been declared in North Carolina as its southern neighbor battles fires in four forests.