RALEIGH – The N.C. Forest Service has lifted a ban on all open burning effective 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 2. The statewide ban went into effect on March 21 due to hazardous forest fire conditions.

Washington County officials announced April 4, 2025, they were lifting the countywide burn ban after recent rain. The ban lasted more than 3 weeks.

Mecklenburg County's burn ban has been lifted, but local fire safety and air quality regulations remain in effect.

Now that the burn ban has been lifted, North Carolina residents can get back to lighting their fire pits or burning trash in the yard.

The South Carolina Forestry Commission lifted the burn ban for the remaining counties at noon Wednesday. The previously statewide burning ban was lifted for the 41 other S.C. counties Monday, but ...

The burn ban ... before the burn ban is lifted. “As we move into late winter and early spring, there is extreme fire danger across Nebraska and of interest to us is Lincoln County area ...

The countywide temporary burn ban issued to Henrico County residents has now been, according to the Henrico County Division ...

The Henrico County burn ban, which applied to all open-air burning at all times, is no longer in place,” Assistant Chief and ...

Henrico County issued a temporary burn ban on Wednesday, March 26, due to drought-like conditions and the potential for high ...

Officials throughout Virginia are warning of a high wildfire risk on Wednesday, which comes as a red flag warning is in ...

The Henrico County Division of Fire has issued a temporary burn ban beginning at noon March 26. The ban prohibits open-air ...

The Henrico County Fire Department issued a countywide burn ban that started Wednesday at noon. “We’re at a point where ...