A fast-moving Georgia wildfire has destroyed homes and forced evacuations after rapidly growing to thousands of acres. Here's what to know.

A major fire in Brantley County, Georgia, has spread to more than 4,400 acres, according to Brantley County officials. Residents in Brantley County are being ordered to evacuate, dozens of homes

All of North Central Florida was under a fire weather watch and red flag warning on Monday, which was extended to Tuesday, as multiple wildfires burned in the region

The Georgia Forestry Commission says the fire has burned more than 16,000 acres of land and is only 10% contained. The ongoing exceptional drought in our area is elevating wildfire activity.

In Florida, near the Georgia-Florida line, the Railroad Fire was burning in Clay and Putnam Counties, which are also under drought conditions. As of Wednesday morning, the Railroad Fire had grown to more than 4,000 acres and was more than 50% contained on Wednesday morning, according to the Florida Forest Service.

A south Georgia wildfire has destroyed thousands of acres and dozens of homes. Climate change fuels bigger, hotter blazes.

At least 113 fires were burning across Florida on Tuesday, consuming 13,000 acres of land amid a long-lasting drought.

A wildfire started burning near Las Tusas in western New Mexico Wednesday afternoon. First responders say the fire has grown to an estimated 50-75 acres, and has forced evacuations along N.M. 266. Fire crews said they discovered the Tusas Fire at about 4 p.

A major wildfire in Northeast Florida on April 22 — called the Railroad Fire — threatened more than 1,500 homes, prompting officials to open two shelters. FEMA approved a request from Florida April 22 for federal funds to help battle the blaze,