Look back: These are largest, deadliest and most destructive wildfires in Texas, US history Melanie McQuiddy, a homeowner in Stinnett, a city where many houses have been destroyed, filed a lawsuit ...

A wildfire raging on the border of New York and New Jersey prompted officials Monday to postpone one of the nation's oldest ...

The wildfire ravaging the Texas Panhandle is now one of the largest wildfires in U.S. history, with an estimated more than 1.1 million acres burned so far — which would rank it second-largest ...

It has burned 1.1 million acres north of the city of Amarillo - making it the second-largest fire in US history. Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued a disaster declaration for 60 counties.

becoming the largest wildfire in state history at the time. Two people were killed. A year later, the Woolsey fire ignited under similarly heavy winds in Simi Valley. The blaze ultimately ...

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Firefighters in Nova Scotia are battling the largest wildfire in the Atlantic province's history. Officials say ... with air quality warnings in the US. As of Thursday morning, Nova Scotia ...

During the first 40 years of record keeping, between 1960 and 1999, wildfires destroyed nearly 141 million acres of land in the United States ... Big Burnin 1910—the largest wildfire in American ...

Previously, the largest fire in recorded state history was the 2006 East Amarillo Complex fire, which burned about 1,400 square miles and resulted in 13 deaths.