The Pauline Road Fire in San Jacinto County is no longer spreading after burning more than 2,300 acres and has been contained, according to Montgomery County officials.

Overnight homes in the path of the 2,000-acre Pauline Fire in San Jacinto County and Montgomery County were evacuated and shelters were opened for victims.

The Pauline Road Fire in San Jacinto and Montgomery counties is now almost entirely contained. Officials confirm the more than 2,000-acre fire started from a prescribed burn on a private property in ...

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.

Officials previously confirmed the more than 2,000-acre fire started from a prescribed burn on a private property in San Jacinto County.

In Montgomery County, evacuations were ordered for the following areas: Holstein Drive, Hereford Way, Cross Cut, Rock Pigeon, Boar's Run, Grey Goose, Brown Bear, Duroc Court, Big Beaver, Blue Teal, ...

Approximately 2,000 acres are engulfed in a wildfire in San Jacinto County, near the Montgomery County border.

The Pauline Road fire was 45% contained Thursday evening, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service. “Our firefighters are the best,” Keough said. “They got this raging inferno under control ...

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wearing N95 masks or other facial coverings can help those living downwind of the Pauline Road wildfire to limit their smoke exposure. Staying hydrated can also lessen airway irritation.

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