Bexar County, south and Duke Road wildfire
Bexar County evacuation notice for brush fire accidentally spread further than actual flames
In the face of the low humidity, high winds, a lack of air support and quickly moving flames on Tuesday, the Bexar County Office of Emergency Management issued a notice for people nearby the brush fire in southeast Bexar County to evacuate.
244 acres and six homes destroyed by 'Duke Road wildfire' in south Bexar County
The 'Duke Road Wildfire' impacted approximately 244 acres in South Bexar County and into Atascosa County. The Bexar County Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the cause of the fire which is believed to have originated at 1100 block of Duke Road near the Trumbo Road intersection.
A Tuesday brush fire that spread quickly and required the help of San Antonio firefighters and other agencies has been ...
The Bexar County Office of Emergency Management issued an evacuation order for an area roughly 1.8 square miles in size as ...
SAN ANTONIO - An evacuation notice has been issued by the Bexar County Office of Emergency Management due to a rapidly ...
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The Bexar County Sheriff's Office said it was assisting with five fires in the county's southern neighborhoods. In addition ...
More than 55 million people across the central and southern US are at risk of severe weather on Tuesday as a violent storm ...
SAN ANTONIO - Most evacuation orders have been lifted in South Bexar County but crews continue to watch for hot spots. Community leaders are assessing all the d ...
Guerra and family live along Big Leaf Road in unincorporated Atascosa County where flames destroyed at least nine homes on Tuesday. What’s being called the "Duke Fire" had a presence in Bexar County ...
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