Onion Creek, Buda and Hays County

Onion Creek fire in Hays County nearly contained as of Wednesday morning
A fire that broke out on Tuesday afternoon in Hays County and prompted evacuation orders for some residents was 75% contained as of Wednesday morning, the Texas A&M Forest Service said. The Onion Creek fire,
Onion Creek fire still burning in Buda after evacuations lifted in Hays County
Multiple wildfires erupted across Central and South Texas on March 4 as high winds left thousands without power in both regions.
Crews make progress in battle with Onion Creek fire between Buda and Kyle
The fire, located in Hays County on the brink of the Buda and Kyle jurisdiction, is now 150 acres and 75% contained. The containment line along the right flank of the fire has been finished, as crews continue work along the left flank.
Confusion over evacuation orders as Onion Creek fire rages in Hays County
A burn ban is now in effect in Hays County as fire crews work to contain the Onion Creek fire, which has scorched more than 150 acres and is 75 percent containe
Hays County emergency alerts cause confusion during Tuesday's wildfires
Residents were left to speculate about an "ongoing incident" nearby. At least two wildfires prompted evacuations.
All evacuation orders lifted for Hays County residents in wake of wildfires
Some Hays County residents were told to evacuate on Tuesday due to active wildfires but as of 8 p.m. all such orders had been lifted.
Wildfires continue to burn in Hays and Blanco Counties
TEXAS - Wildfires continue to burn in Hays and Blanco Counties. Officials caution the risk of new fires remains elevated, with the Hays County Judge issuing a burn ban late Wednesday. As of Wednesday, March 5, the Onion Creek Fire near Buda has burned an estimated 190 acres and is 80% contained.
Evacuation order lifted for residents near Hays County wildfire
An evacuation order was lifted shortly before 8 p.m. for a small area in Hays County west of Mountain City and Buda as multiple wildfires cropped up Tuesday.
Wildfires in Hays County
Multiple fire crews responded to a wildfire in Hays County. The Onion Creek Fire has burned over 150 acres. Friends of the late Hollywood star Gene Hackman made a telling admission on his status days following his death.
Onion Creek Fire: Crews respond to wildfire in Hays County
Multiple fire crews are responding to a wildfire in Hays County. As of Tuesday, March 4, around 7 p.m., the Onion Creek Fire has burned about 80 acres and is not contained. What we know According to the Hays County Office of Emergency Services,
Brush fires burning in Hays, Blanco counties
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Onion Creek fire, incoming high allergy risk
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Hill Country fire under control after burning 200 acres
Hays County officials briefly issued an evacuation order for the Tuesday blaze, which broke out west of Kyle and Buda.
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Active wildfire in Wimberley; emergency services responding
Emergency services are responding to an active wildfire in Wimberley. This is the second in Hays County in the past 24 hours.
Multiple fires started around Central Texas during Red Flag Warning
Several wildfires sparked across Central Texas on Tuesday as strong winds and low humidity caused hazardous fire risk.
Aerial footage shows Travis County STAR Flight trying to extinguish Hays County wildfire
At the height of the Onion Creek fire, approximately 120 firefighters, eight fire engines, and five bulldozers helped with extinguishment efforts.