Onion Creek fire in Hays County nearly contained

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 45% contained as of Wednesday morning, the Texas A&M Forest Service said. The Onion Creek fire,
Onion Creek Fire 100% contained, officials say
On Saturday morning, the Texas A&M Forest Service said that the Onion Creek Fire is 100 percent contained. The fire started late Thursday afternoon in the Ruby Ranch area near Buda. The fire burned a total of 190 acres. No structures were damaged and no one was hurt, but some in the area were forced to evacuate for a time.
Onion Creek fire in Hays County grows over 170 acres, crews battling overnight
Fire crews in Central Texas are making progress in battling the Onion Creek fire in west Buda, near Kyle city limits, with officials confirming that evacuation
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.
Confusion Reigns Amid Wildfire Evacuation Orders in Hays County Near Buda and Onion Creek
Miscommunication and uncertainty plagued Hays County as wildfires led to confusing evacuation orders and alerts that lacked clarity, with residents struggling to understand the situation.
Crews make progress in battle with Onion Creek fire between Buda and Kyle
HAYS COUNTY, Texas — Extreme fire weather conditions led to multiple fires in Hays County on Tuesday, including evacuations for some residents near Buda. A large fire in Kyle near Engelke Road led to evacuation notices being temporarily issued. That fire was followed by the Onion Creek fire on Ruby Ranch Road.
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.
Onion Creek Fire: Crews respond to wildfire in Hays County
Multiple fire crews are responding to a wildfire in Hays County. The Onion Creek Fire has burned over 150 acres.
Onion Creek Fire continues to burn in Hays County
The roughly 200-acre fire is burning just west of Buda and Kyle. Soccer star Sophia Wilson announces pregnancy with Arizona Cardinals' Michael Wilson 25 TV Shows That Flopped with Critics, But Became Fan Favorites French President Emmanuel Macron Addresses Nation In Wake Of U.
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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.
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Onion Creek
The wildfire in northern Hays County was initially responded to ... Description: Residents in the Plum Creek area of the Canadian River were asked to evacuate on the afternoon of ignition.
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.