A brush fire is currently being battled in Martin County. The fire is located in the Indiantown area and has spread to cover 120 acres. Details of the fire are limited, but it is known to be ongoing in Martin County. The source of the information, WPBF, may have further updates on the situation. For the most current information on the brush fire, readers can refer to WPBF for additional details.
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