AccuWeather warns that heightened wildfire risk in the Carolinas for 2025 will likely continue to increase for years to come.

By Marc Liverman Click here for updates on this story ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) -- While the weather is helping to contain ...

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Two out of the three fires are completely or almost completely contained. The third hasn't grown in 24 hours. Here's what we know.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday more than $300 million in relief to rural communities in southern states ...

Additional rain is forecast to fall in the coming days, totaling well over an inch for most by the end of the 7-day period.

While the fires have grown in acreage, containment has also increased as firefighters work tirelessly to control the blazes.

There is one more day of tough weather conditions for firefighters before a cold front brings favorable changes.

Wednesday's dry weather led to several new fires in western North Carolina and prompted Gov. Josh Stein to declare a state of emergency in 34 western counties. At least nine fires were active in ...

Wildfires grow to hundreds of acres after North Carolina lifts burn ban - Wildfires in the Carolinas have been fueled by dry ...