The Jones Road Fire tore through over 15,300 acres of drought-stricken Pine Barrens—leaving a smoky scar visible from space.

There are still four structures threatened by the fire, but all evacuations are lifted for the approximately 5,000 residents who evacuated on Tuesday.

Over 15,000 acres continues to burn in New Jersey, as risks for fire increases amid a drought. Where are the fires? Will it rain? Here's what to know.

The fires are burning at the Michaux State Forest in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. At least 1,350 acres -- including the ...

The New Jersey wildfire continues to grow as low humidity and wind gusts may increase the risk for rapid fire spread across ...

A 19-year-old Waretown man has been arrested and charged with aggravated arson in connection with the so-named Jones Road ...

A new study says nearly half of N.J. residents are living in areas that had unhealthy levels of air pollution.

The National Weather Service has warned of "an increased risk" for rapid wildfire spread across New Jersey and eastern ...

The heightened risk is due to lower humidities and winds in parts of South Jersey, Philadelphia and its suburbs.

New Jersey faces an increased risk of rapid fire spreading on Friday as firefighters continue battling the 15,000-acre Jones ...

Firefighters continue to fight fires in New Jersey amid worsening weather conditions that could contribute to rapid fire ...