Assistant Chief Marion Spann has made history as Fire Marshal, making her the first Black woman to have such a critical position. But this isn’t her first time making breaking barriers.

Liberty County officials voted to terminate their fire marshal after he and two other officials were arrested on charges of theft, official oppression and tampering with evidence.

Three officials from the Liberty County Fire Marshal’s Office, including Fire Marshal Bill Hergemueller, have been arrested on charges of theft, official oppression, and tampering with evidence.

A man was rescued Friday afternoon after being trapped inside of trench for several hours, according to Waller County Fire Marshal’s Office.

Officials in Brazoria County are urging people to avoid the area around County Road 227 and County Road 208 as authorities respond to a large wildfire in the area.

On Friday, the Fort Bend County Fire Marshal arrested 51-year-old Samantha Morris. She is charged with operating a boarding home without a permit.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is holding a news conference on Saturday to share the county’s readiness plan ahead of the hard freeze expected this upcoming week.

A gas line has reportedly ruptured in the Rosenberg area of Fort Bend County.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is urged to report it to the Montgomery County Fire Marshal’s Office at 936-538-8288 or the FBI Houston field office at 713-693-5000.

The ban on burning of limbs and leaves in unincorporated parts of Montgomery County has been lifted, according to the Montgomery County Fire Marshal’s Office.

Firefighters with the Montgomery County Fire Marshal’s Office battled a large fire near east of Willis.

Emergency crews responded to the scene of a house fire near the Damon community in Fort Bend County Saturday.

The Fort Bend County Fire Marshal’s Office said westbound main lanes of the Westpark Tollway are shutdown after a vehicle fire caused damage to the roadway.

A Fort Bend County man who was on probation is now facing arson charges stemming from a fire at a satellite probation office.

The Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office announced the arrest of an arson suspect accused of setting fire to a probation office.

Officials with the Fort Bend County Fire Marshal’s Office say teams were deployed Friday after three 55-gallon drums were illegally dumped.

Fire officials in Brazoria County were working to put out a grass fire Saturday afternoon.

Officials with the Fort Bend County Fire Marshal’s office says they were on scene Sunday afternoon in a neighborhood after a truck dumps 50 gallons of gasoline out.

Since December, the two agencies have temporarily shut down three unlicensed boarding homes across unincorporated parts of Harris County.

MONTGOMERY COUTY, Texas – One woman is dead following a mobile home fire in Montgomery County, according to the Montgomery County Fire Marshal’s Office. Around 10:40 p.m. Saturday, fire crews were dispatched to a mobile home on Ben Smith Road near FM 1486 on a report of a fire. While en route, firefighters received a report a 56-year-old woman was trapped inside. Once they gained entry inside, firefighters found the woman dead. The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Montgomery County Fire Marshal’s Office.

HOUSTON – Montgomery County Fire Marshal’s Office announced Saturday that workers clearing land near Magnolia this week unearthed what appeared to be a large explosive device. The bomb squad responded and determined the device was an inert Mark 80 series aerial bomb. The bomb was recovered and the investigation continues into how it came to be in our area.

HOUSTON – The complaint came in through a call to 3-1-1, an information line for the City of Houston. The complaint generated a visit from the Fire Marshal’s COVID-19 response team — Senior Investigator Rodriguez and Inspector Gomez — who entered the restaurant on a fact-finding mission. “The way she’s got it set up — the manager’s got it set up — it’s the way everybody should have it,” Gomez said. Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said Wednesday that the likelihood of city resources being allocated to such enforcement was low. The mayor continued by saying COVID-19 health guidelines for bars and restaurants are set by the state.