At least one person dead in house fire in Duquesne
At least one person is dead and another was taken to the hospital after an early morning house fire in the City of Duquesne.
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At least one person is dead and another was taken to the hospital after an early morning house fire in the City of Duquesne.
Two homes in McKeesport caught fire overnight, prompting a response from multiple crews.
State Police say Joseph Long recklessly started a fire along Ranch Street early Thursday morning.
All three people who live at the home were able to safely get out.
Arriving alone, with no hose or crew, the officer had just one tool: a fire extinguisher in his patrol vehicle.
One year after a father and four of his children died in a house fire, members of the Jeannette community came together to support the survivors.
Police say Stephen Ebner was responsible for starting a fire along Evergreen Avenue earlier this month.
The fire broke out along West Smithfield Street around 2 a.m. on Wednesday.
A fire broke out at home in Millvale Thursday morning.
Three people were killed when a home caught fire along North Grant Avenue in Kittanning Borough.
The owner of the home said her son was running a propane heater since the house was without heat, but the cause remains under investigation.
A local fire department has shared some precautions to protect yourself and your family.
Neighbors described the fire as seeing flames shooting out of the front and back of the home.
The fire broke out early Thursday morning along Country Club Drive.
A cause remains under investigation by the state fire marshal.
The fire was reported along Miller Avenue around 2 p.m. on Sunday.
The fire broke out along Coolspring-Jumonville Road around 2:15 a.m.
A family in Fayette County who lost six of their pets in a house fire on Christmas Eve opened up about their heartbreaking loss.
Heavy smoke could be seen rising into the sky on Friday morning from the duplex.
No one was injured and everyone got out of the homes safely.
The firefighter fell from a ladder while trying to get to the second story.
Battallion Chief John Walsh served as a firefighter for nearly 40 years.
The fire has shut down a portion of Greensburg Pike.
A house fire in Indiana County has left two children in critical condition and a family without a home.
Pennsylvania is among the states with the most deadly house fires and Sound The Alarm is working to change that.
