Firefighters on Monday reported making significant progress in extinguishing wildfires in South and North Carolina that prompted mass evacuations, officials said.

Heavy smoke blanketed the Carolina Forest area, a community just west of Myrtle Beach, where the largest fire raged across 1,600 acres, fire officials said.

Nearly 200 wildfires erupted across both North and South Carolina over the weekend as well as in parts of Alabama.

As of Sunday evening, the 1600-acre fire in Carolina Forest is 30% contained, according to the South Carolina Forestry ...

With dry conditions across the Carolinas creating tinderbox conditions, wildfires are burning in the region. The largest fire in the Upstate is a nearly 500-acre blaze near Landrum in Polk County ...

Firefighters are battling blazes in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, and officials stress that residents should ...

Checkout this terrifying footage as wildfires have ravaged North and South Carolina, with a major blaze near Myrtle Beach scorching 1,600 acres and being 30% contained by March 2. Over 175 fires were ...

After a weekend of fighting fires across the state, the South Carolina Forestry Commission says one major fire, the Carolina Forest Fire in Horry County, remain ...

South Carolina's governor declared a state of emergency to support ongoing response to wildfires ravaging his state ...

A fast-moving brush fire Saturday ignited just after 2 p.m. and grew overnight, threatening the towns of Melrose, Tryon and Salud/ ...