Fire destroys home in Minnetonka
No one was hurt, but the house is uninhabitable.
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No one was hurt, but the house is uninhabitable.
Heavy wind gusts lead to the fiery destruction of a St. Paul home Thursday afternoon.
Neighbors helped get the family out safely.
Multiple fire crews responded to a Maple Grove house fire Monday.
Fire crews spent Saturday night battling a house fire that the Minneapolis Fire Department says extended to the neighboring residence.
Two of the homes were still under construction, including the one that was destroyed. The family living inside the finished home was able to get out safely, and they are now staying with other family.
Firefighters were able to stop a fire from destroying a Blaine home Tuesday evening.
11 people are displaced after a Maplewood townhome caught on fire Saturday afternoon.
No one is injured after a house in rural Scott County caught fire Saturday afternoon.
The Twin Cities home of a man who is behind bars and charged with attempted murder burned down Wednesday.
Crews responded to a fire on the 3200 block of Thomas Avenue North. Crews saw smoke visibly emerging from the home, and found a resident attempting to put out a now-smoldering fire.
A warning from first responders, after a police officer's quick actions saved four young girls from flames burning through a St. Paul home.
The veteran officer said that experience told him he needed to act.
Officials say a lightning strike caused a house fire in Grant Wednesday morning.
"Today is shock. It'll be a hard few weeks," said Alyssa Kennedy, one of 10 grandchildren to Herb and Sharon Vassar.
According to the Minneapolis Fire Department, the fire started in a vacant, boarded home, then spread to both neighboring homes.
The fire destroyed three homes, two of which were vacant.
