Fire crews rescued three workers from rubble after an entire wall collapsed during rehabilitation work on a 1920s brick duplex Tuesday afternoon.

Crews are responding to a brush fire on a hill located near Verna Drive in Vestal.

Be careful if you go down to the Jersey shore, officials are saying the water is to dangerous
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NJ at risk of repaying $90M in flagged COVID relief funds after federal review

The state says docs exist (we'd like to see that doc!) of the $1.1B questioned

Over 1/3 of small businesses closed here, they were forced to shut down, it definitely didn't…

Three people, including prominent tribal leader Malik Tariq Wazir

A volunteer diving team believes it has discovered the wreckage of a US Coast Guard vessel torpedoed by a German submarine during the First World War, following a three-year hunt off the Cornish coastline. The Gasperados Dive Team announced they had located…

Explosive Device Reported Near Polling Location Authorities are currently looking into an incident involving an unidentified explosive device that was allegedly thrown from a vehicle close to a polling site in Lehigh County on Tuesday morning, coinciding…

(WJET/WFXP)– The Edinboro Fire Department has released more details on the house fire that sent smoke towering in the air for miles and required help from several other local departments. Fir…

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Local firefighters responded to reports of a possible explosion at a local hospital Monday afternoon in west Topeka. EMS Chief Ty Forshee with the Topeka Fire Department announced in a press release that fire crews responded to reports of…

TFD determined the smoke to be a normal release of helium that had vented through the roof.

One civilian suffered minor injuries and was evaluated at the scene, officials said.

The accident was first reported to MetroSafe at 3:11 p.m., officials said. There have been no reported injuries.

The Memphis Fire Department said a 12-foot trench collapsed, trapping the worker and burying him from the neck down. The department credited the employee’s coworkers for their rescue efforts and said nearby neighbors called 911.