One large wildfire in the Upstate nearly doubled in size for the third day in a row, while another only grew modestly on Thursday. The Table Rock Fire in Pickens County expanded to an estimated ...

According to the South Carolina Forestry Commission, the Table Rock Fire nearly doubled in size on Wednesday. The fire has now spread to 4,556 acres, according to infrared data obtained from a ...

Four teenagers are accused of starting the Table Rock State Park fire on March 21 through negligent behavior. Here's what we ...

The Table Rock Complex Fire became the largest mountain wildfire in South Carolina ... The Table Rock Complex remains the nation's No. 1 priority for wildfires based on size, evacuations, containment, ...

Wind gusts dramatically increased fire activity on Tuesday afternoon March 25. This resulted in greater visible fire ...

PICKENS COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – Crews in Pickens County said the Table Rock Fire nearly doubled in size Thursday and is now more than 8,600 acres in size. South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster ...

Data from the South Carolina Forestry Commission shows the Table Rock Fire has burned more than 13,200 acres, the largest mountain wildfire in South Carolina history. As of Tuesday, the wildfire ...

REPORTING LI The Table Rock State Park fire in South Carolina ... Below you will find updated information from officials on the size of the fire and the latest containment numbers:Thursday morning ...

What size sharpening file do they need ... a spokesperson for the federal management team that responded to the Table Rock fire and the other 15 miles east on Persimmon Ridge.

tripling in size to 996 acres. The rapid growth is attributed to the same conditions fueling the Table Rock Fire, including dry weather and strong winds. Here is a summary of ongoing efforts ...

Four young people have been arrested on suspicion of starting the largest mountain wildfire in South Carolina history, officials said.

The Table Rock Complex Fire became the largest mountain wildfire ... remains the nation's No. 1 priority for wildfires based on size, evacuations, containment, and threats to property, according ...