Despite constant efforts from hundreds of firefighters, containment remains low on the three fires. Here's what we know.

Firefighters are still battling the Bee Rock Creek wildfire that began in McDowell County, North Carolina, on Tuesday.

Multiple evacuation orders have been issued across Swain County due to a growing fire that started on April 18.

The weather has improved for firefighting, but wildfires continue to burn in WNC and the Upstate. Stay with the Citizen Times Monday for live updates ...

Firefighters made progress over the weekend battling major wildfires in Western North Carolina ... interactive fires map, which is updated hourly. The Alarka 5 Fire in Swain County remains at ...

The Persimmon Ridge Fire is 2,078 acres and has 24% containment. Some areas in North Carolina are hopeful for rain to tamper the flames like in Swain County, while in Transylvania County 750 homes ...

In North Carolina, the Black Cove, Deep Woods and Fish Hook fires are now being tracked under the consolidated umbrella of the Black Cove complex. The fires, which started in Polk County ...

But fires continue to pop up, as was the case Friday with a 4-acre fire in Garren Creek in Buncombe County that firefighters contained ... location and size of fires with our North Carolina wildfire ...

The worst wildfires ... County Parks and Recreation at 1078 Ecusta Road. Stay up to date with the location and size of fires with our North Carolina wildfire and smoke map. The map is interactive ...

Additionally, Buncombe, Swain and Polk counties will have a Code Red air quality alert today, according to the North Carolina ...