Multiple fires across North and South Carolina were still burning on Tuesday after more than 170 erupted across the two states over the weekend. Emergency personnel are working to contain the blazes.

In North Carolina, a wildfire burning in the Blue Ridge mountains was threatening the communities of Saluda and Tryon, which are located near the South Carolina border. Wildfires rage across the ...

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Crews are still working this area in North Carolina near Saluda, N.C. about 10 miles from the South Carolina border. Stay up to date with the location and size of fires with our South Carolina ...

A wildfire in southwestern North Carolina was the largest active ... according to a map from the South Carolina Forestry Commission. Like their northern neighbor, fire officials included reported ...

North Carolina. On Wednesday, there's also a chance for numerous severe thunderstorms to move across Charleston, South Carolina, according to the National Weather Service in Charleston.

As of Wednesday, 96 wildfires were burning in North Carolina. Around 30 fires were burning across South Carolina. The fire near Myrtle Beach was 44% contained.

In North Carolina, a wildfire burning in the Blue Ridge mountains was threatening the communities of Saluda and Tryon, which are located near the South Carolina ... See maps of the wildfires ...

Follow wildfire updates in North and South Carolina, where blazes erupted over the weekend. The largest stemmed from a forest fire near Myrtle Beach.

The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch in effect until 1 p.m. EST for parts of North Carolina and South Carolina ...

The largest fire in the Upstate is a nearly 500-acre blaze near Landrum in Polk County along the South Carolina-North Carolina that has required evacuations and was 30% contained as of the morning ...

Firefighters battled over 170 blazes across North and South Carolina over the weekend as ... that quickly threatens lives and property,” North Carolina Forest Service Assistant Commissioner ...