Nineteen wildfires burned 2,985 acres across Texas Tuesday after a “complex and dynamic” fire environment increased wildfire potential over a large portion of the state, Texas A&M Forest Service said. Nine of those fires are still burning, including the 150-acre Onion Creek Fire in Hays County, which is 75% contained, and the
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South Central Texas will experience the “most extreme fire danger” in years today, the
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Animal Rescue Connections (ARC), a local nonprofit dedicated to reducing community and feral cat overpopulation, hosts its
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