Very dry, warm and windy conditions made for extreme fire weather conditions across Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. "Several large wildfire complexes" were burning Friday evening across central, northern, ...

A dangerous combination of hurricane-force winds, dry land and cratering humidity levels are bringing sweeping dust storms and an “extremely critical” fire threat to millions across wide ...

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Days after deadly fires swept across Oklahoma, Andrine Shufran and her husband spent Monday raking through the ashes of their home in a neighborhood that she said “looks like a ...

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — With Oklahomans still reeling from deadly wildfires that whipped across the state and destroyed hundreds of homes in recent days, authorities warned that Tuesday would bring a ...

Texas isn't the only state facing fire weather. In Oklahoma, hundreds of homes have been destroyed due to fires. Over 300 homes and structures were destroyed in the fire, according to The ...

Red flag warnings have been issued from Texas to South Dakota for critical to extreme fire danger due to the chance for high winds and low humidity. Parts of Oklahoma, as well as Colorado ...

While calm weather over the weekend helped crews get a handle on most wildfires burning across Texas and Oklahoma, forecasters at the National Weather Service said extremely critical fire weather ...

A broader area under a lower, but still critical fire risk was in place across most of New Mexico, central and western Texas, eastern Colorado, western Kansas and western Oklahoma, starting Tuesday.

At least 37 people have died across seven states as powerful storm systems swept through the Midwest and the South.

Red flag warnings across Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado signal extreme weekend fire danger amid strong winds and low humidity.

Over the years, red cedar trees have spread rapidly across Oklahoma, posing a significant fire hazard. The trees contain oils that make them highly flammable, and under the right conditions ...

More than 200 local volunteer first responders and firefighters spent their weekend training in Durant ahead of fire season.