Man critically injured in Grand Crossing fire
A man is fighting for his life after a fire broke out in an apartment building in the Grand Crossing neighborhood.
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A man is fighting for his life after a fire broke out in an apartment building in the Grand Crossing neighborhood.
Details were not immediately confirmed on what happened, or if anyone was inside the home.
Details were not immediately confirmed on what happened, or if anyone was inside the home.
On Thursday, CBS 2's Noel Brennan talked with those who will never forget.
On Thursday, CBS 2's Noel Brennan talked with those who will never forget.
There were no injuries or transports reported.
Fire officials say around 4:30 a.m., crews arrived at the still and box fire at the two-and-a-half-story home, located at 5521 S. Emerald Ave.
The fire broke out in a house at 155th and Loomis streets.
CBS News' Nicole D'Antonio reports from Washington about what residents are saying as the wreck and fire continue to disrupt life and cause concerns.
The firefighter was injured while working to put out the flames near 53rd and Avers, where the fire started around 5 a.m.
Paramedics rushed a firefighter to the hospital early Tuesday after a house fire in the West Elsdon neighborhood near Midway International Airport.
Firefighters arrived to find smoke pouring out of the building onto busy Armitage Avenue.
Firefighters arrived to find smoke pouring out of the building onto busy Armitage Avenue.
Four people were rescued from the home.
Four people were rescued from the home.
The restaurant has been operating in the city for nearly 35 years.
The fire broke out in a ventilation chute, and ambulances were sent as a precaution.
Flames were seen making their way through the front of the one-and-a-half-story house, in the 7400 block of South Green Street.
Firefighters were on the scene after a fire broke out in Englewood Wednesday morning.
The massive amount of smoke prompted the call for an extra alarm and more manpower. CBS 2's Noel Brennan reports.
Over a dozen people are left without a home following a fire at a courtyard complex in Evanston Thursday morning.
When firefighters arrived, one person had already gotten out of the home, but another person was still inside, fire officials said..
The teens, who were charged as juveniles, broke into the vacant property last May, lit some papers on fire and then left the scene.
Two teens pleaded guilty to setting a massive fire at the Old Pheasant Run Resort in Saint Charles.
The Harper Square Cooperative at 48th and Lake Park doesn't have a sprinkler system, because it predates a Chicago requirement for all high-rises built after 1975 to have fire sprinklers.
