Fire

The deadliest fire in San Marcos history is still unsolved, but a new documentary from Brian Kyle “BK” Frizzell – whose sister and roommate died in the blaze – is bringing it back to light.

Two of the largest blazes burned 40,000 acres on Sunday. The National Weather Service warned of “critical” fire danger throughout the Lone Star State.

JBSA reported no injuries, and no occupied buildings have damaged.

An estimated 1,000 cattle have been affected by the Eastland Complex Fire, which has burned more than 54,000 acres. Texas officials and local groups are raising money and collecting supplies to help farmers and ranchers.

The blazes, known collectively as the Eastland Complex fires, have killed at least one person, destroyed more than 140 structures and burned around 50,000 acres of dry and windy West Texas landscape.

State and local officials are already discussing plans to rebuild the 111-year-old Mason County Courthouse, which a fire nearly destroyed on Thursday. Officials suspected arson as the cause.

The Texas A&M Forest Service has battled a wildfire that has burned 10,000 acres in San Saba and McCullough counties for about a week.The Forest Service…

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The horrific images of fire consuming Notre Dame cathedral in Paris resonated among some San Antonio residents who remembered when a blaze in 2008 damaged…