2 injured in large fire at Galewood apartment building
A large fire in the Northwest Side Galewood neighborhood broke out and resulted in two people being hospitalized.
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A large fire in the Northwest Side Galewood neighborhood broke out and resulted in two people being hospitalized.
Fire officials are calling the preliminary cause an act of God.
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One resident was taken to a hospital in Elgin with smoke inhalation, while the other refused medical attention. A Hampshire police officer was also taken to a hospital in Elgin with smoke inhalation.
A 36-year-old woman was taken to the Community First Hospital in grave condition after suffering cardiac arrest.
It happened on the tracks near 40th and Indiana.
Fire crews arrived quickly on the scene near 40th and Indiana to put the flames out.
Two civilians and a firefighter were hospitalized for minor smoke inhalation. Another person was transported for heat exhaustion.
A senior apartment fire in northwest suburban Schaumburg sent four people, including a firefighter, to the hospital.
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At one point, firefighters had to call for backup from nearby fire departments.
One person was taken to the hospital in good condition and a firefighter was treated for minor injuries. The American Red Cross also showed up to help displaced residents.
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Parts of Barnhart Street and Bainbridge Boulevard remain closed as of 1 p.m. Residents are advised to avoid the area.
When firefighters arrived, they found primary power lines down on and adjacent to the home. They had to wait for ComEd before they could safely enter to put out the fire.
Neighbors on the scene say they were woken in the middle of the night by people telling them to get out of their homes.
Neighbors on the scene say they were awoken in the middle of the night by people telling them to get out of their homes.
The fire happened around 1 a.m. near midway on 64th and Menard where six garages were on fire.
It is not yet clear what started the fire or how much damage it did.
It is not yet clear what started the fire or how much damage it did.
Kaleb Martin and his five and seven-year-old daughters were trapped on the top floor of their apartment building in West Peoria, surrounded by a raging fire.
Kaleb Martin and his five and seven-year-old daughters were trapped on the top floor of their apartment building in West Peoria, surrounded by a raging fire. Martin had to summon the courage to do the unthinkable.
A family next door to the church was displaced as a result of the fire.
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