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No Injuries in Large Warehouse Fire Near Downtown Fort Worth VIDEO: No one was hurt in a large warehouse fire near downtown Fort Worth Wednesday night, firefighters say. Crews were called at about 10 p.m. to a report of a fire at a warehouse in the 600 block of North Throckmorton Street, said Fort Worth fire spokesman Mike Drivdahl. It took about 30 firefighters more than an hour to get the flames under control, Drivdahl said. At one point crews had to evacuate the building and focus their efforts on keeping the fire from spreading to neighboring buildings. The warehouse was vacant at the time of the fire and there have been no reports of injuries, Drivdahl said. The cause of the fire remains under investigation. KXAS-TV NBC 5 FORT WORTH Flower Mound hires new fire chief Flower Mound announced the hiring of its new fire chief, Paul Henley, who has been head of the Corsicana Fire Department for more than 3 1/2 years. Henley's first day in Flower Mound will be Oct. 18, according to an Oct. 6 news release. "We had 47 well-qualified applicants, and Chief Henley rose to the top," interim Town Manager Debra Wallace said in the release. "He has a proven track record as a servant leader, and the selection panel was impressed with his experience, his professionalism, his devotion to customer service, and his dedication to building trust, consensus, and teamwork within the fire departments he has served." Henley has 19 years of experience in fire service, having also worked for fire departments in Garland and Frisco. He replaces Eric Greaser, who retired July 2 after more than seven years as Flower Mound's fire chief. COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER - DFW METRO Waco Fire Department launches EMS bicycle team, allowing faster response times The Waco Fire Department launches an EMS bicycle team on Wednesday, to provide faster and capable emergency services during special events. The fire department will place four Cannondale Trail Mountain Bikes into service, each bike will be supplied with life-saving trauma equipment such as automated external defibrillators, oxygen, and bandaging supplies. The bikes will be available for large-crowd events hosted in the City of Waco. "Unfortunately even pedestrians don't move out of the way at all times," said Waco firefighter, Larry Denman. "So being able to maneuver through that will allow us to cut minutes off of response times. We can get through on a bike faster than we can in an ambulance or on a U-T-V." KXXV-TV ABC 25 WACO Victoria Fire Department Celebrating 150 Years of Service The Victoria Fire Department will celebrate its 150th anniversary with an open house at Fire Station 4 from 12 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 6. This event will be free and open to the public. Whether you dreamed of becoming a fireman as a kid, needed the services of our local fire department or just appreciate the dedication it takes to serve our community, please mark your calendar and make plans to attend. Nothing would mean more to the men and women of the Victoria Fire Department then you and your family stopping by to say hello. According to a recent civic alert presented by the City of Victoria, which you can read in its entirety here, "For 150 years, the Victoria Fire Department has served Victoria through fire suppression, emergency medical services, hazardous materials response, swift water rescue, technical rescue, training, fire prevention, investigation and public education." KQVT-FM 92.3 VICTORIA Bryan Fire Department raising money to help cure muscular dystrophy Members of the Bryan Fire Department will be out and about this weekend to raise donations for a charitable cause. The Bryan Fire Department will be taking part in the annual "Fill The Boot Drive" in the hopes of helping Brazos Valley families impacted by muscular dystrophy. The annual event helps thousands of kids attend a week-long MDA camp, as well as support research for a cure one day. "We're seeing treatments coming out of studies and we're seeing that they're helping these kids and adults fight these muscle diseases," said Daniel Buford, President of the Bryan Firefighters Association. "We're extremely excited about our efforts out there this year we're shooting for 60,000 dollars." he added. Bryan firefighters will be stationed at major intersections throughout this weekend, including Friday. KXXV-TV ABC 25 WACO Firefighters fight patio fire at San Antonio home A fire damaged a patio of a West Side home late Tuesday night, the San Antonio Fire Department said. The fire was called in just before midnight at a home in the 2100 block of West Magnolia Avenue, not far from West Woodlawn Avenue and Woodlawn Lake. Firefighters said when they arrived they found flames showing on a back patio of the home. The fire encroached the house, but firefighters were able to get a quick knock down of the fire, fire officials said. A husband and wife who live at the house called in the fire and were not hurt. The cause is not currently known. A damage estimate was not given. KSAT-TV ABC 12 SAN ANTONIO PREVIOUS STATE NEWS |
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VIDEO: Truckload of New C8 Corvettes in Tennessee Goes Up in Flames Corvette fans, you might want to look away for this one. Videos shared early on Wednesday by Corieblue Fickes to Facebook show what looks to be a truckload of newly built C8-generation Chevrolet Corvettes going up in flames in a parking lot roughly 30 minutes north of Nashville, Tennessee—about an hour and a half south of the car's Bowling Green, Kentucky assembly plant. By the time the first video starts, half the trailer is already engulfed in fire, with at least one Corvette totally charred. In the second video, firefighters can be seen attempting to extinguish the flames. Both videos can be seen below (mind the explicit language). Corvette Blogger, which first discovered the videos via the C8 Corvette Owners Group on Facebook, says the transport truck seen in the above clips can carry up to 10 Corvettes at a time. ROAD AND TRACK California firefighters responded to a person stuck on cliffside; They found a mannequin instead A cliff rescue resulted in a surprise for firefighters in Santa Barbara on Monday. Crews were dispatched to Hope Ranch Beach around 4 p.m. after receiving reports of a person stuck on a cliff about 30 feet down. After arriving with UTV's, a drone, fire engines and a truck, firefighters discovered the "person" in need was a hanging mannequin. Crews shared the above image showing no body heat coming from the doll. The mannequin was reportedly left on the cliff from a movie shoot days earlier. Passersby saw the figure and thought it was someone in need, so they called for help. The Santa Barbara County Fire Department said it's better to call than not! KEYT-TV ABC 3 SANTA BARBARA Maine father and son firefighting team honored before heading overseas for deployment A father and son firefighting team in Hermon was honored Wednesday before they head overseas for deployment. The Hermon Fire Department presented Eric and Noah Campbell with the Blue Star Flag. It's given to military members serving overseas. Eric had been set to retire from the department, but getting the opportunity to work directly with his son changed his mind. They're heading to Southwest Asia with the Maine Air National Guard, where they will respond to medical, structural and aircraft emergencies. They say it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. "It's going to be his last one and my first one, so it's really just going to be a great experience to spend with him," said Senior Airman Noah Campbell, of the Maine Air National Guard. "Father and son, we've grown up together all these years, so being able to do such a big job with him is going to be pretty special." WABI-TV CBS/CW+ 5 BANGOR Connecticut's bravest show breast cancer support with custom pink helmet badges Local firefighters will be showing off their colorful side this month, with unique pink ribbon badges adorning their helmet fronts. Pink ribbons are a universal symbol of breast cancer prevention and support and typically worn during Breast Cancer Awareness Month each October. Deputy Fire Chief Paul Wilson said the decision to go with pink helmet badges was made to show support and solidarity for the cause. "We are hopeful to build more camaraderie within the membership as we stand to bring awareness throughout the month," he said. Wilson proposed the idea and designed the fronts that the community will come to know for the remainder of the month. "Many of our members have been impacted by this disease at one time or another," Wilson said. Fire Chief Francis T. Jones III said the department and its members show support for many causes throughout the year. SHELTON HERALD US could see 'twindemic' of severe flu and COVID-19 October typically marks the beginning of the flu season and it's coming with new warnings of a possible "twindemic" of COVID-19 and influenza. The United States and much of the world got a welcome break from the flu last year with fewer cases than any time in recent history. The coronavirus was spreading fast but pandemic mitigation measures like masking, social distancing and people going to school and working remotely left few opportunities for the flu virus to spread. The U.S. may not likely be so lucky this year. According to researchers at the University of Pittsburgh Schools of the Health Sciences projections, there could be up to 20% more flu cases than a normal year, with the potential to see nearly twice the typical caseload. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate average annual flu cases are between 9 million and 45 million cases with 12,000 to 52,000 deaths. KUTV CBS 2 SALT LAKE CITY PREVIOUS NATIONAL NEWS |
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