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See how the Ross Fire compares to Texas' biggest blazes ever, plus its cause, containment and current status.

More than 20 fire departments swiftly contained a 193-acre grass fire near Bruceville-Eddy, saving homes. Fire crews said collaboration was key.

The Texas A&M Forest Service awarded nearly $5 million to 118 volunteer fire departments that assisted with the response.

Texas crews achieve 100% containment on the historic 90,000-acre Ross Fire while battling active blazes including the 8,761-acre Dry River Fire in Sutton County.

According to the InciWeb wildfire map, the fire was deemed 100% contained Wednesday about 6:20 p.m., and it sat at about 90,000 acres. Texas A&M Forest Service officials listed full containment as the ...

After 11 days, the Ross Fire has burned more than 90,000 acres across North Texas. Investigators say a blown tire sparked the blaze.

Temperatures will reach the upper 90s to around 100° by Thursday afternoon.

The Ross Fire is 100% contained after 23 days and 89,989 scorched acres. See the final damage count, cause and what risks remain.

Crews in North Texas are working overtime to contain the Ross fire that has scorched an estimated 80,000 acres in the region. The fire is 12% contained as of Wednesday afternoon, according to the ...

Fire is an opportunist; it moves toward whatever will feed it. And in Palo Pinto County, the land was primed to burn. Little is known about how the fire started Aug. 24, only that it ignited somewhere ...