Some evacuations lifted as crews work to contain massive wildfire in Bastrop County
AUSTIN, Texas — Many people were forced to evacuate their homes as crews work to contain a 400-acre wildfire that started in Bastrop County Sunday afternoon. According to the Texas A&M Forest Service, the wildfire – named the Hudson Fire – began just after noon, eight miles east of Bastrop city limits and north of State Highway 71.
The wildfire spread rapidly on Sunday. Within an hour of being reported shortly before 2 p.m., it had grown to 50 acres. By ...
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The Hudson Fire continues to burn in Bastrop County. The wildfire has burned about 400 acres and officials now know the cause ...
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Fire crews have made some progress on containing a large wildfire which broke out Sunday near Bastrop in Central Texas.
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