After a more than two-day long battle with an out-of-control brush fire, the Florida Forestry Service still can't officially say the Hurst Hammock brush fire is contained. What started off as a 2 ...

The Hurst Hammock Fire is 1,191 acres and 90% contained as of Tuesday morning. Crews continued to improve the established containment lines along with thorough mop up operations on the hot spots ...

A brush fire in the Hurst Hammock area of Escambia County is holding at about 86 acres and is approximately 75% contained, according to the Florida Forest Service. On Wednesday, Escambia County ...

Escambia County, Fla. (WEAR) -- The Hurst Hammock Fire is approximately 1,405 acres and 50 percent contained as of Saturday morning, according to the Florida Forest Service (FFS). Due to the ...

Firefighters have largely contained a 200-acre brush fire in the vicinity of Hurst Hammock Road, according to the Florida Forest Service Blackwater Forestry Center. The Florida Forest Service ...

The 5 Mile Swamp Fire is now 2206 acres and 65% contained. The Hurst Hammock Fire is now mapped at 1337 acres and 65% contained. Crews were focusing on mopping-up hot spots in residential areas ...

The Hurst Hammock Fire in west Pensacola is 98% contained. The Five Mile Swamp Fire in Milton is 97% contained. The closest weather station to Hurst Hammock is reporting 0.19 inches of rain Monday ...

It began around 11:30 a.m. nearHurst Hammock Road. It is currently at least six acres, according to Escambia Fire Spokesperson Davis Wood. Evacuations have not been ordered at this time.

On May 1, there were 107 wildfires burning 3,474 acres in Florida. The largest fire is the 200-acre Hurst Hammock Fire in Escambia County. Rain chances increase over the weekend. The number of ...

He said he hoped the Walton County fire could be 100 percent contained Thursday. The Hurst Hammock fire in nearby Escambia County had burned 60 acres as of late Wednesday night and was 40 percent ...