A good barbecue restaurant is a great thing and along with cowboys and cowgirls, bluebonnets and the Alamo, the state of ...

Texas A&M’s Veterinary Emergency Team has been rewarded a grant by Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Legislature to build a ...

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In 2024, the Smokehouse Creek fire burned just over a million acres across the Panhandle, making it the largest wildfire in the state’s history.

The Smokehouse Creek Fire, part of an outbreak of wildfires in the Texas Panhandle that began one year ago on Feb. 26, 2024, remains one of the most devastating wildfires in Texas history.

The Smokehouse Creek Fire was officially considered to be 100 percent contained on March 16, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service. The fire consumed 1,054,153 acres over several counties ...

The Smokehouse Creek Fire became the largest in state history on Feb. 29, when it surpassed the East Amarillo Complex Fire's record of 907,245 acres.

The fire ignited a mile north of Stinnett and east of Texas 207, with initial fire behavior reported as extremely active in tall grasses because of high winds and low relative humidity. Winds ...

How big was the Smokehouse Creek Fire? Over the course of a few weeks, the Smokehouse Creek Fire expanded across 1,058,482 acres, according to data by the Texas A&M Forest Service. The Smokehouse ...

According to Texas A&M Forest Service, pockets of vegetation burned on Sunday within the containment lines of the Smokehouse Creek fire. However, firefighters were able to mitigate those areas and ...

A truck and house destroyed by the Smokehouse Creek Fire are seen on March 1 in Stinnett, Texas. The wildfire has become the largest in state history at over 1 million acres.