More than 90,400 acres in Palo Pinto and Jack counties are still on fire. Containment has grown to 57%, according to the ...

The Ross Fire west of Fort Worth made history, becoming the largest wildfire in Texas in 2026 and the 15th-largest in the ...

The wildfire, which has torn through Palo Pinto and Jack counties, forced evacuations, closed roads and disrupted schools.

Despite not being the largest, deadliest nor most destructive fire in Texas' history, Ross has been extreme in other ways.

The Ross Fire started more than a week ago and has spread to burn more than 90,000 acres, the third-largest Texas wildfire ...

Wildfires continue to burn across Texas, with firefighters still battling the massive Ross Fire in North Texas amid hot, dry ...

Ten days since the Ross Fire broke out west of Fort Worth, responders are still battling one of the largest wildfires in North Texas' recorded history.

The massive Ross Fire in North Texas has now torched thousands of acres of land across two counties after a week of burning.

The fast-moving Ross Fire has forced school and road closures and destroyed multiple structures.

The blaze burning west of the Dallas-Fort Worth area has ballooned to 80,000 acres and is just 12 percent contained.

The fire began near Ross in Palo Pinto County and was initially estimated at 25 acres, according to the Palo Pinto County ...

The Ross Fire, burning across Palo Pinto and Jack counties west of Fort Worth, is only 5 percent contained as of early Tuesday.