Officials with the city of Marion report the NC Forest Service, US Forest Service and Woodlawn Fire Department are responding.

including one family in Western North Carolina whose home was destroyed in the Fish Hook Fire. A statewide burn ban has been issued for both South Carolina and North Carolina as wildfire risk ...

Red and black fire ants are both common in North Carolina, and can cause anaphylactic shock especially for vulnerable kids, elderly, and pets. If you accidentally stumble upon their colony ...

The Table Rock Fire, which started on March 21 in the Table Rock State Park in Pickens County, South Carolina, had burned 11,468 acres total as of Sunday morning in both South Carolina and North ...

Three species of fire ants have been found in North Carolina: red imported fire ants, black fire ants, and hybrid fire ants. Red imported fire ants are the most common fire ant species in North ...

And the Alarka 5 Fire is Swain County had burned 1,515 acres. Stay up to date with the location and size of fires with our North Carolina wildfire and smoke map. The map is interactive ...

but then again, we got to make sure we get rain on the entire part of the fire.” KOIN 6 News’ sister station in North Carolina reported downed power lines are the cause for the Black Cover and ...

The Table Rock Fire, which started on March 21 in the Table Rock State Park in Pickens County, South Carolina, had burned 11,468 acres total as of Sunday morning in both South Carolina and North ...

Scattered rain showers are forecast for western North Carolina from Sunday ... You can track the wildfires with an interactive fire map, which is updated hourly, shows where the fires are ...

Two of the biggest fires in North Carolina are responsible for at least half of that. One of the biggest fires in South Carolina, the Table Rock fire, is responsible for another round of evacuations.

As the Table Rock Complex Fire continues to spread, jumping the state line into Transylvania County, North Carolina, it has now become the largest mountain wildfire in South Carolina history.