Man charged with setting fire that damaged Target store in Rosemont
The store sustained major damage due to smoke, fire, and water used to put out the fire.
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The store sustained major damage due to smoke, fire, and water used to put out the fire.
Flames broke out just before noon this past Thursday at the Target at 7000 Mannheim Rd. next to the Allstate Arena.
All employees were evacuated safely, and no injuries were reported.
An extra-alarm fire caused significant damage Thursday morning at a custom cabinet manufacturer in southwest suburban New Lenox. The fire started just before 10:30 a.m. at Tri-Star Cabinets, in the 1000 block of South Cedar Road in New Lenox.
There was no immediate information on a cause or injuries.
The Western Felt Works building in Lawndale was one of three Ogden-Keeler industrial buildings on the Endangered List compiled by Preservation Chicago. Western Felt Works was founded in 1899, and Preservation Chicago said its building dates back to 1916.
A 3-11 alarm fire was called for the blaze on Ogden Avenue.
Naser Khanfar and Sara Jones were closing up shop in Oak Lawn early Monday morning when they noticed flames at a mobile home across the street. The pair rushed to help break a window, allowing a father and his two young sons to make it to safety.
The fire left part of the mobile home a charred ruin. Homes on either side were also damaged.
It was not immediately learned if anyone was hurt, or how the fire started.
The fire started in a detached garage, according to the Whiting Fire Department.
Heavy smoke was seen billowing up into the sky in the building on Damen Avenue at 52nd Street.
Responding crews were able to put out the fire with no injuries.
One house was severely damaged, and a second sustained moderate damage. Five houses sustained minor damage in the form of melted siding, the fire department said.
The Evanston Fire Department was called around 6 p.m. for a fire on the second floor of the house at 2623 Harrison St., in the northwest part of the north suburb.
The fire charred the back of one house and spread to others on Oliver Street in Whiting.
The fire was raging with towering flames and smoke at a house in the 1800 block of Oliver Street in Whiting.
Flames were seen shooting from the roof of the house. Firefighters had multiple lines in their efforts to put out the fire.
The fire started around 2 a.m. at a home near 144th Street and Railroad Avenue.
Heavy fire was reported, and flames were seen shooting from the north side of the wood-frame house.
Everyone escaped safely from the burning house on Vernon Avenue.
A security camera caught the moment the Tesla burst into flames in the garage. It was not plugged in at the time—the issue was saltwater that can short-circuit batteries in electric vehicles.
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents has voted unanimously to fire a communications professor who was seeking to retain tenure after his dismissal as chancellor of one of the system's campuses for making pornographic films.
A level 1 hazmat response was called due to an oil spill that resulted.
The president has deployed the military to assist local firefighters in battling the blaze.
