Leaders thankful for help in containing huge blaze
When high winds spread a training range fire on March 24 to a nearly weeklong firefighting effort, affecting more than 33,000 acres, Fort Hood’s Central Texas neighbors came in droves
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When high winds spread a training range fire on March 24 to a nearly weeklong firefighting effort, affecting more than 33,000 acres, Fort Hood’s Central Texas neighbors came in droves
Officials claimed the fire that escaped Fort Hood's range would have been worse without pervious mitigation efforts.
AUSTIN — More than 700 wildfires have raged across Texas during March, burning tens of thousands of acres. Experts warn current weather conditions will do little to help.
Huge areas of the southern, central and eastern U.S. are bracing themselves for extreme weather, with tornadoes possible and 'ping pong ball-sized hail' in Oklahoma.
Several agencies including Fort Hood, Texas A&M Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Killeen Fire Department, etc.