MEDINA COUNTY, Texas – What started as a vehicle fire in Medina County Friday escalated into a much larger wildfire, burning 1,092 acres of land as of Sunday night.
More than 100 firefighters from several agencies worked to contain the fire, and officials said the fire was 70% contained as of 10:30 a.m. Monday Some evacuations in Medina County and the city of Mico were still in place as of Sunday night.
A red flag warning remains in effect. Those who have been displaced can find temporarily shelter at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church located at 13715 Riggs Road in Helotes.
You can see photos and videos of the Medina County fire down below:
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Emily Martin is the KSAT Insider Membership Producer. She earned a journalism degree from Texas State University, where she was news director at KTSW, the campus radio station. She has also interned at KXAN and KUT in Austin.
Before starting at KSAT in August 2011, Ken was a news photographer at KENS. Before that he was a news photographer at KVDA TV in San Antonio. Ken graduated from San Antonio College with an associate's degree in Radio, TV and Film. Ken has won a Sun Coast Emmy and four Lone Star Emmys. Ken has been in the TV industry since 1994.
