Hundreds without power after Ross Fire causes widespread outages; crews work to restore electricity
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Texas' Ross fire burns 80,000 acres as containment reaches 12%, officials say
DALLAS — Crews battling the massive Ross fire in western North Texas continued their efforts Wednesday with the blaze only 12% contained after burning an estimated 80,000 acres across Palo Pinto and Jack counties, according to the Texas A&M Forest…
Hundreds without power after Ross Fire causes widespread outages; crews work to restore electricity
As a wildfire burns 80,000 acres in Palo Pinto County, hundreds are without power. The region's largest power provider said it is working to restore service.
TEXAS – A forest fire that grew explosively in a matter of hours razed vast tracts of livestock land in the rural area of North Texas, west of the Dallas-Fort Worth area (DFW); destroyed several structures, forced evacuations, and caused the closure of schools on Tuesday. It started early Monday afternoon and burned more than 78 square miles in less than a day through sparsely populated areas in two counties of central-north Texas. Driven by str…
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