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Chicago Firefighters Battle Blaze In Frigid Temperatures At Residential Building In West Town A fire broke out Thursday evening in a residential building in West Town. The Fire Department called a still-and-box alarm for equipment and manpower for the fire at 2719 W. Augusta Blvd. Flames were seen shooting from the roof of the multi-unit building. Crews could be seen high on a ladder battling the flames in the frigid temperatures. The Fire Department told us the fire was on the second floor of the building. NO one was hurt. At last check, officials said the fire was struck out, The cause of the fire was under investigation late Thursday. WBBM-TV CBS 2 CHICAGO Crews fight heavy flames in Springfield fire Firefighters said they found heavy flames and smoke at the scene of a Springfield structure fire. Crews responded Thursday evening to the 1100 block of E. Reservoir St. for a report of a bedroom on fire, the Springfield Firefighters Local 37 union Facebook page said. Crews said they were able to observe flames through a window. Heavy flames and smoke were showing, and smoke was seen pushing from the attic space. The fire was put out after 5:30 p.m. Thursday. Firefighters then used a fan to start ventilation efforts. It's unclear if there are any injuries. Responders have not yet said anything about a cause. WAND-TV NBC 17 DECATUR Decatur looking to sell former fire station building Decatur officials are accepting proposals for the sale of a recently retired Decatur fire station. The former Fire Station No. 3 property, located at 1308 W. Eldorado St., is 18,000 square feet in size. The building is a 3,483 square foot structure. The city called it highly visible and added sits at a lighted intersection, which is across the street from commercial businesses. The building was first constructed in 1926. Leaders said it has been "well maintained" as a Decatur fire station until its October retirement. The city will have two open house opportunities for interested parties to see the interior of the building . The first will be from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Nov. 22, and the second will be from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Dec. 1. Potential buyers should give an offer price (suggested $100K minimum) and a description of what they intend to do with the property in the near term and long term. WAND-TV NBC 17 DECATUR No injuries reported in Antioch fire that left home uninhabitable Antioch Fire Department officials said no one was injured in a house fire early Wednesday evening that appears to have started in the home's garage. Firefighters were called to the 600 block of Midnight Pass about 6:15 p.m. by a neighbor reporting flames from the house. Initially, firefighters were told one of the home's residents still was inside, but ultimately all residents were out of the home. Firefighters reported "heavy fire" in the two-story, single-family home's two-car garage. Fire officials said the blaze was quickly extinguished, though firefighters stayed on scene until after 9:30 p.m. performing salvage work. LAKE COUNTY JOURNAL PREVIOUS STATE NEWS |
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Crews battle large fire at outdoor equipment dealership in Florida, officials say It took 58 firefighters to battle an early morning blaze Thursday at an outdoor power equipment dealership north of Ocala, according to Marion County Fire Rescue. Officials said a passerby called 911, and crews were dispatched to the fire at 3:54 a.m. in the 7000 block of U.S. Highway 441. The first crews arrived at 4:01 a.m. and found heavy smoke coming from the roof of the burning structure, forcing an entry to find heavy flames in the attic, according to the fire rescue. Officials said they sent additional fire engines and five water tankers to the scene as firefighters gained further entry to the building. Crews evacuated when interior conditions deteriorated and after officials said they shifted to defensive operations, the fire was called under control at 5:20 a.m. The fire is still under investigation and a cause has not yet been determined. WKMG-TV CBS 6 ORLANDO Related with Photos: Florida business suffers fire, soldiers on New firefighting tool delivers water directly to blazing EV batteries In April, a Tesla Model S crashed in The Woodlands, Texas, after the speeding driver failed to negotiate a turn and jumped the curb. The car then hit a drainage culvert and a raised maintenance hole before being stopped by a tree, according to an investigation report by the National Transportation Safety Board. At that point, the Tesla promptly burst into flames. Firefighters needed four hours to douse the flames, in part because the battery kept reigniting. When the blaze was finally over, about 30,000 gallons of water had been poured on it—what the department normally uses in a month. Electric vehicle fires aren't common, but they're different enough from fossil-fuel-vehicle fires that firefighters need new approaches. One firm in Europe has developed a shipping container-like box in which a blazing EV can be deposited and blasted with water from all sides. But it requires a dedicated truck, making it a costly addition for a fire department. ARS TECHNICA Maryland fire department trains medics how to identify human trafficking victims while on calls VIDEO: Human sex trafficking might conjure up imaginary stories of women being smuggled from foreign countries, but in fact, it is a crime that occurs in our own backyard. The 11 News I-Team looks at how Baltimore City Fire Department employees are being trained to identify victims when they respond to calls. At Hon's Honey in Curtis Bay, the making of honey-based and other products is a business enterprise. It is also part of the effort to reach and heal women whose lives have seen abuse, poverty and human trafficking. Sex trafficking is more common than one might think. "Oh my gosh, so widespread. It's definitely in between states and Curtis Bay is a hotbed for trafficking because it is an industrial area, it is a bit of a truck stop. So, a lot of trucks go through here that travel to Pennsylvania and Delaware and D.C. and so it is easy to traffic women from this area, to our upper northern states," Amavy Peeples, project manager of The Well, said. WBAL-AM 1090 BALTIMORE This day in history, 2006: Fraternity fire kills one, injures three at Nebraska university PHOTOS: An early morning fraternity fire at Nebraska Wesleyan University killed one person and critically injured three others fifteen years ago today. Lincoln firefighters said the blaze at the three-story Phi Kappa Tau fraternity house started about 4 a.m. The 78-year-old house, the second-oldest building on the campus in north-central Lincoln, was owned by the fraternity and was on the National Register of Historic Places. One student, a 19-year-old sophomore from Ord, died from smoke inhalation, and three other fraternity members were critically injured. The blaze occurred on the second night of "activation," or initiation ceremonies, for 16 new fraternity members. Thirty-nine people were in the house when the fire was reported. Firefighters broke down at least three bedroom doors to reach some fraternity members. LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR - METERED SITE New Jersey firefighter-turned leather smith makes custom gear for fellow first responders VIDEO: Anyone who has seen a local firefighter or first responder in action may have noticed some of them donning custom-made leather gear, such as suspenders or radio straps with their names or a flag on them. Much of that work is done by a New Jersey firefighter who turned his hobby into a business. "I needed a creative outlet," says Rob Meyer, of Ridgeway Leather Works. Seven years ago, Meyer, a Monroe Township firefighter, decided that he needed a hobby. He started watching YouTube videos on leatherworking so that he could make a dog collar for his beloved Doberman, Jager. He then started making leather belts, suspenders and radio straps to use on his job as a firefighter. "All of a sudden I had friends of friends asking me for something and it turned into a viable business," he says. NEWS 12 THE BRONX PREVIOUS NATIONAL NEWS |
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L-O-D-D Indianapolis - Gerald A. Brooks, Firefighter, Indianapolis Fire Department, Indianapolis, IN L-O-D-D Wisconsin - Brandon Romo, Firefighter, Pardeeville Fire Department, Pardeeville, WI L-O-D-D Texas - Wesley Vanderver, Captain, Sugar Hill Volunteer Fire Department, Mount Pleasant, TX L-O-D-D Kansas - Malachi Brown, Lieutenant, Baxter Springs Fire Department, Baxter Springs, KS L-O-D-D Florida - Michael K. Freeland, Engineer, Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department, Jacksonville, FL The Daily Dispatch office will be closed Nov. 25-26, 2021 - In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday RFP For Nebraska State Volunteer Firefighters Association SAFER Grant Manager COVID-19 vaccination and testing mandates for EMS agencies Registration Opens for 2022 FDSOA Conferences - January 9-12, 2022 Fire Camp Scholarships - IAFC's National Volunteer Workforce Solutions Staffing for Adequate Fire & Emergency Response Grants - Check for Awards Assistance to Firefighters Grant Awards - Check for Awards The Daily Dispatch Is Now On Facebook Find us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/dailydispatch POST ANNOUNCEMENTS MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS |
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