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At least two people injured in Big Spring apartment fire A major apartment fire injured at least two people at Ponderosa Apartments in Big Spring earlier Sunday morning. The Howard County 911 Dispatch Center received a call around 2:00 a.m. about a fire at an apartment complex near 1400 E 6th St. The Big Spring Fire Department responded, finding multiple apartment units fully engulfed. The fire spread to more units until firefighters got control of the fire around 4:00 a.m. Two people were transported to Scenic Mountain Medical Center for smoke inhalation and burn injuries of unknown severity. In conjunction with the Red Cross, Big Spring Emergency Management has set up a Reunification Center at the Dorothy Garrett Coliseum at Howard College to assist those families affected by the fire. At this time, four families have been relocated. KOSA-TV CBS 7 ODESSA Chase Ends After Driver Gets Stuck in Stolen Dallas Ambulance, Tries to Escape on Foot VIDEO: An hourslong chase with the 19-year-old driver of a stolen Dallas Fire-Rescue ambulance came to an end Monday afternoon when the ambulance appeared to get stuck and the driver tried to outrun police on foot. The driver was identified Tuesday by police as 19-year-old Felix Lopez. He faces a second-degree felony charge of theft of property. Dallas police said the ambulance was taken from Fire Station No. 53 Monday morning and was spotted early in the afternoon in southeast Dallas County. The man behind the wheel of the ambulance refused to stop and led police on a chase for nearly two hours that went through Dallas County into Kaufman County before he drove north into Collin County and through the cities of Plano, McKinney and Princeton. At times the driver intentionally drove into oncoming traffic, but no crashes have been reported in connection with the chase. KXAS-TV NBC 5 FORT WORTH Victim identified in fatal trench collapse in Corpus Christi VIDEO: A man is dead after a trench collapsed Monday, Corpus Christi Fire Chief Robert Rocha said. Monday afternoon fire fighters were called to leopard street right in front of Buc Stadium after what chief Robert Rocha says was a horrible industrial accident that took the life of one man. "It was a difficult trench rescue," said Rocha. "It was dangerous for firefighter to enter, but with the proper equipment and the proper training they were able to establish a safe area." fire crews working nonstop to rescue a man who was working in a trench on a project when the trench collapsed. Rocha said he believes the worker died instantly. "Firefighter were able to get on scene. we noticed right away that it wasn't going to be a rescue, but that it was going to be a body recovery," said Rocha. "We know right off the bat that we were facing a difficult circumstance. It was dangerous." KIII-TV ABC 3 CORPUS CHRISTI Pair safely escape early morning San Antonio house fire; cause of fire to be determined, firefighters say A man and a woman safely escaped a house fire early Tuesday morning, the San Antonio Fire Department said. The fire was called in around 2 a.m. at a home in the 2200 block of South Trinity Street, not far from South Brazos Street and Frio City Road. Firefighters said when they arrived, they found flames showing on the outside of the home. The fire also managed to get inside the attic, fire officials said. The man and woman living inside were both able to safely get out of the house. Firefighters put the fire out quickly and without incident. A fire investigation team is working to determine the exact cause. Damage to the home is estimated at $40,000. KSAT-TV ABC 12 SAN ANTONIO Fire breaks out in multiple units at San Antonio apartment building, second alarm called in Crews are battling a fire at a West Side apartment building Monday afternoon. The fire started just after 11:30 a.m. at the Westward Plaza Apartments on Westward Drive and Westrock Drive. Fire officials said that they could see smoke and flames coming from two different apartments when they arrived. The fire spread to multiple units and into the attic, and at one point, they thought they had it contained, but smoke could be seen coming from another area. A second alarm was called in to do a complete investigation of the attic. It is still a very active fire. No injuries are reported at this time. WOAI-TV NBC 4 SAN ANTONIO One dead after fiery 18-wheeler, car crash in east Austin One person died after an 18-wheeler and vehicle collided in east Austin and both caught on fire. At least two other crashes have happened in that same area in the last three days. This latest crash happened at 11:20 a.m. Monday at the intersection of the southbound Ed Bluestein Boulevard Service Road and Loyola Lane, according to Austin-Travis County EMS. Austin firefighters and Austin police officers also responded to the scene. On Friday, an adult and two children went to the hospital after a crash at the intersection of Loyola Lane and the northbound Ed Bluestein Boulevard service road. Two people went to the hospital with minor injuries Saturday morning at that same intersection. KXAN-TV NBC 36 AUSTIN PREVIOUS STATE NEWS |
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VIDEO: Multi-alarm fire rips through New Jersey recycling plant PHOTOS: Trenton Firefighters battled a multi alarm (3 Alarm fire) on the 300 block of Enterprise Ave early Tuesday morning. The fire broke out just after 12:30 Am at the All County Recycling yard, Firefighters arrived on the scene to the whole yard nearly on fire with multiple explosions from the yard as 3 trucks went up in flames. The wind as well as water supply made it difficult for Firefighters to fight the fire. Firefighters brought the blaze under control sometime around 6 Am, there were no reported injuries. The cause of the fire is under investigation. PETERSON'S BREAKING NEWS OF TRENTON 9/11 Museum Acquires Prayer Bench Used by Fire Department Chaplain Killed in World Trade Center Towers PHOTO: A prayer bench used by the Rev. Mychal Judge, a Fire Department chaplain killed in the collapse of the World Trade Center towers on Sept. 11, 2001, was driven to the New York area on Sunday to join the collection of the Sept. 11 Memorial and Museum, museum officials said. The bench formerly belonged to Judge's twin sister, Dympnia Jessich, and spent the last five years at an Episcopal monastery in Rising Sun, Maryland, according to Sister Teresa Irene, a Carmelite nun there. Its path to the Sept. 11 museum has been circuitous. Judge, a Fransiscan who was praying in the lobby of the trade center's north tower when he was crushed by debris from the falling south tower, used to visit Jessich at her home in Berlin, Maryland, Sister Teresa Irene said. The prayer bench was kept in a bedroom Judge used, and its leather is worn from the imprint of his knees, she said. "It's worn where his knees would have been," the nun said. "It's his life of prayer." WNBC-TV NBC 4 NEW YORK Firefighters use 500,000 gallons of water on Wisconsin fire VIDEO: Firefighters continue their search for a cause for Friday evening's fire on La Crosse's Northside. Crews used half a million gallons of water to put the fire out. Last Friday La Crosse fire crews fought an industrial fire at Alter Metal Recycling in the La Crosse Industrial Park on the Northside. The thick black smoke shot in the air came from, what La Crosse Fire Department officials confirm, were 100 cars burning in a scrapyard. The smoke was seen clear as day on News 8 Now's City Cam. The combination of the wind and scrap material meant this situation had the potential to become very dangerous. La Crosse Fire officials tell News 8 Now, investigators are working to find the cause. An official with the Wisconsin DNR says they are aware of the situation and will monitor it moving forward as needed. WKBT-DT CBS 8 LA CROSSE Iowa fire station flies flag encouraging organ donation PHOTO: The Sioux City Fire Department is now flying a "Donate Life" flag at one of its stations. Iowa Donor Network donation services coordinator John Jorgensen says it's hoped the flag will inspire more people to become organ donors. "This is the first one that we are aware of that's ever happened at a fire station. It's just a tremendous thing to do as we advocate together with Sioux City Fire to actually encourage people to say ‘yes' and to donate life," Jorgensen says. Paramedic Liz Ford helped get the flag for Station 4. Her husband died in an accident and was an organ donor. "I lost Ray five years ago and he was a tissue and eye donor. So, blessed it be, there are people walking around who benefited from his generosity — and I couldn't be happier," Ford says. Ford says having a conversation about becoming an organ donor is important. RADIO IOWA PREVIOUS NATIONAL NEWS |
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