A brush fire broke out along railroad tracks in Fort Worth, prompting a response from the Fort Worth Fire Department. The fire was located near East Vickery Boulevard. The fire had an impact on train traffic, temporarily stopping a train. Nearby homes were also threatened by the fire. Further details about the incident are available from local news sources, including FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
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