The Pauline Road fire in San Jacinto County has grown to at least 2,300 acres and fire crews are still working to contain it.

The Pauline Road Fire in San Jacinto County is no longer spreading after burning more than 2,400 acres and has been contained, according to Montgomery County officials.

Ongoing fire weather conditions are expected Friday, but a southerly wind means areas north and west of the Pauline Road fire are likely to be downwind.

Update: the #PaulineRoadFire in San Jacinto County is an estimated 1,300 acres & 10% contained. As of 8:15pm, evacuations for the following roads are in place: Pauline Road, Lee Turner Road, Kirby ...

As firefighters and emergency responders continue to make progress with containment of the Pauline Road Fire, residents in ...

In a release sent out on Thursday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott said that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) had approved the state’s request for a Fire Management Assistance Grant for help ...

The BriefThe fires were reported near FM 1725 on Wednesday.A wildfire in the area has reached 1,300 acres, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service website.Local, state, and federal units are ...

The Texas A&M Forest Service confirmed the fire was traced back to a prescribed burn in San Jacinto County. Crews are working to put out hotspots as a high fire risk remains.

The Pauline Road fire, which spanned over 2,300 acres in San Jacinto County near the Montgomery County line, is currently 45 ...

The Pauline Road fire, a more than 2,300 acre-long fire first detected Wednesday afternoon in San Jacinto County near the Montgomery County line, was 45 percent contained as of Friday morning.

Meanwhile, recent major fires that prompted evacuations in the Panhandle and Central Texas were fully contained as of ...

As the fire continues, that may change ... policy coordinator for local nonprofit Air Alliance Houston, wearing N95 masks or ...