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Story summary
- Texas authorities are fighting the Ross Fire, which has burned over 90,400 acres in North Texas.
- The Texas A&M Forest Service reported the blaze was 88% contained as of Sept. 13, 2026.
- Officials said the fire destroyed 157 structures, damaged 140, and saved 453.
- Jack County residents faced mandatory evacuations on Aug. 25, lifted a day later.
- Several school districts delayed classes in late August, resuming normal operations by Aug. 31.