Bastrop County wildfire now 80% contained
A wildfire that erupted on Sunday in Bastrop County has been mostly contained following heavy overnight rainfall and a sustained emergency response, officials with the Texas A&M Forest Service said Tuesday.
Officials confirm cause of massive wildfire burning in Bastrop County
A massive wildfire burning in Bastrop County is believed to have been sparked by a nearby structure fire. Keri Hines, a spokesperson for the Texas A&M Forest Service, confirmed this to Austin's KXAN on Monday morning.
Some evacuations lifted as crews work to contain massive wildfire in Bastrop County
AUSTIN, Texas — Many people were forced to evacuate their homes as crews work to contain a 400-acre wildfire that started in Bastrop County Sunday afternoon. According to the Texas A&M Forest Service, the wildfire – named the Hudson Fire – began just after noon, eight miles east of Bastrop city limits and north of State Highway 71.
Hudson Fire sparked by structure fire in Bastrop County
The Hudson Fire continues to burn in Bastrop County. The wildfire has burned about 400 acres and officials now know the cause.
Hudson Fire: Bastrop County wildfire prompts evacuations, estimated at 400 acres
BASTROP COUNTY, Texas - A wildfire east of Bastrop has prompted evacuations in the area. The Texas A&M Forest Service first reported the Hudson Fire at 50 acres, but it has grown to 400 acres at last report. It is currently 15% contained as of 10 p.m. Nov. 3.
Wildfire that forced evacuations in Bastrop County caused by nearby structure fire, forest service says
BASTROP COUNTY, Texas (KXAN) — An “extremely active” wildfire in Bastrop County is causing mandatory evacuations Sunday, according to county officials. The Bastrop County Office of Emergency Management said the Hudston Fire is south of Park Road 1C. This is between Bastrop State Park and Buescher State Park.
Crews continue to work to contain massive wildfire in Bastrop County
AUSTIN, Texas — Many people were forced to evacuate their homes as crews work to contain a 400-acre wildfire that started in Bastrop County Sunday afternoon. According to the Texas A&M Forest Service, the wildfire - named the Hudson Fire - began just after noon, eight miles east of Bastrop city limits, north of SH 71.
400-acre Bastrop County wildfire prompts evacuations where historic 2011 wildfire burned
The fire was burning on pine-covered land scorched in two previous massive fires there, including the historic 2011 Bastrop Complex fire.
400-acre Hudson Fire in Bastrop County, Texas, has weakened, 50% contained
A 400-acre wildfire that broke out in Bastrop County on Sunday afternoon and forced the evacuation of 60 homes was 50% contained and no longer spreading rapidly, Texas A&M Forest Service officials said Monday afternoon.
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Some evacuation orders lifted as fire crews make progress containing wildfire in Bastrop County
Fire crews have made some progress on containing a large wildfire which broke out Sunday near Bastrop in Central Texas.
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400-acre wildfire near Smithville 80% contained; officials confirm it sparked following a nearby structure fire
Although the shelters are now closed, anyone still needing assistance can call the Bastrop County Long Term Recovery Team at ...
Austin Pets Alive! seeking emergency fosters due to Bastrop County wildfire
A wildfire in Bastrop County that started over the weekend is now prompting Austin Pets Alive! (APA!) to seek people to help ...
Hudson wildfire in Texas’ Bastrop County rages to 400 acres, prompts evacuations
A wildfire in Texas’ Bastrop County led to the evacuation of around 60 households in the region. The Texas A&M Forest ...