Burn ban issued for Arkansas County amid extreme wildfire danger
There is now a burn ban in place for Arkansas County. Arkansas County Judge Eddie Best issued an executive order, putting the burn ban into place at noon Wednesday. The burn ban prohibits all burning within the county until it is lifted.
Experts have issued multiple burn bans across Arkansas as a result of the high winds, low humidity, and dry conditions in the ...
As wildfires spread through the state of Arkansas yesterday afternoon and into this morning, parts of Little Rock went up ...
More than 50 wildfires burned across the state on Wednesday afternoon, causing damage to homes and businesses in Little Rock ...
Excessively dry weather led County Judge Darrell Mahoney to issue a burn ban Wednesday for the unincorporated areas of ...
Ouachita and Union Counties are under a burn ban with the Arkansas Forestry Division listing all of South Arkansas at a ...
More than 5,000 electric customers lost power Wednesday in Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley as high winds swept ...
The dry and windy conditions across the state have caused many fires to break out in Arkansas, including some that have now ...
Columbia County Judge Doug Fields has issued a ban on all outdoor burning until further notice. Fields cited the dry and ...
A fire broke out just before 3 p.m. on Fairview Road. The blaze destroyed several historic cabins and a neighboring house and ...
The NC Forest Service has issued a statewide burn ban starting at 8 a.m. on Friday, March 21. The burn ban will remain in ...
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