The Jones Road fire in New Jersey has scorched over 15,000 acres of land. Check back for the latest update on the wildfire ...

The Jones Road fire is the largest wildfire in New Jersey since June 2022 when the Mullica River Fire scorched 13,500 acres ...

The fire spread quickly and destroyed buildings and vehicles after authorities said a bonfire was improperly extinguished.

Officials said the fire is believed to be the second-worst in the last two decades, smaller only than a 2007 blaze that ...

The Jones Road Wildfire in Ocean County, N.J. is approximately 50% contained after burning through 13,250 acres.

By 8 p.m. Friday night, firefighters said they'd contained 60% of the 15,300-acre wildfire that started burning on Tuesday.

Air quality levels are "moderate" in most of New Jersey Thursday morning as the Jones Road fire continues to burn. The fire ...

New Jersey firefighters are confident the wildfire burning for days in Ocean County​ will be fully contained over the weekend ...

A New Jersey wildfire has sparked evacuation orders for thousands of residents as the blaze engulfed thousands of acres in a ...

A persistent smoke advisory remains in effect for parts of Ocean County as the Jones Road Wildfire, first reported Tuesday, ...

The wildfire is still burning on Wednesday evening. It has surpassed 12,500 acres in size and is 40 percent contained.

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