CORRECTION: Hays County officials said there was no evacuation order issued for residents as crews battle wildfire in Buda.
first responders are working a wildfire in Buda. An estimated 50 acres has been burned, at this time.No evacuation orders are in place.
If anyone impacted by the fire needs a place to go, you are welcomed at Hays Hills Baptist Church, at 1401 N FM 1626 in Buda. Pets are allowed.All the news you need to know, every day
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