40 Residents Displaced As Multiple Units Destroyed In 2-Alarm Dallas Apartment Fire
Dallas firefighters battled a two-alarm apartment fire in far North Dallas on Monday afternoon.
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Dallas firefighters battled a two-alarm apartment fire in far North Dallas on Monday afternoon.
An elderly man died from his injuries after firefighters rescued him from a house fire on Thursday, January 20 in Dallas.
Five ambulances responded to a major multiple-vehicle crash in Southeast Dallas on Thursday, Jan 6.
The general consensus from fire administrators in the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth is, they are monitoring a trend of rising cases among their ranks very closely.
Dallas Fire-Rescue units responded to Interlace Apartments, at 3811 Gannon Lane in Southwest Dallas around 12:20 a.m.
No one was injured after two cars collided resulting in an 18-wheeler hanging off a bridge and leaking gas last night, Dec. 9.
Detectives in Dallas are searching for a killer after a man was found lying on the ground with gunshot wounds in the 4100 block of Garrison Street on Nov. 20.
The Dallas Police Department is investigating the fatal shooting of Juan Manuel Hurtado, 49, just before 8 p.m. on Nov. 13.
The Department of State Health Services suspended Brad Cox's EMT paramedic license this week.
According to reports, the occupants were rescued by an off-duty Dallas firefighter who noticed the fire while driving into work and ran in. He has asked to remain unidentified.
"It's been a year and a half since we've started to see more broad, widespread instances of these problems," said Bill Zielinski, the city's Chief Information Officer.
More than two weeks after an explosion at a south Dallas apartment complex there's a different kind of investigation taking place at the scene.
Construction on the permanent station should begin this winter and be complete in the winter of 2022.
The suspect, Darwin Taylor, 51, was detained at a nearby gas station, with the assistance of a 911 caller, and taken into custody.
A Dallas Fire Rescue firefighter was injured while getting residents out of a fire at an apartment complex in the Lake Highlands area.
"All three continue to make progress with their respective injuries," Dallas Fire-Rescue spokesman Jason Evans said Monday.
Two men and one woman remained hospitalized Thursday in Dallas' Parkland Burn Center. They are three of four firefighters injured after a suspected gas leak and explosion at the Highland Hills Apartments.
Sources told CBS 11 that two of the three firefighters are still hospitalized in intensive care with significant second-degree burns.
As the investigation into what happened at the Highland Hills apartment complex Wednesday, Sept. 29, got underway, residents who were inside told CBS 11 was they saw and heard inside.
When firefighters arrived at the Wood Meadow Apartments, near the Dallas Athletic Club, they saw heavy fire coming through the roof of one of the 3-story units.
David Leos, who died of COVID-19 on Sept. 2, had just celebrated his 40th anniversary with Dallas Fire-Rescue in August.
The fire is burning in a commercial building on Denton Drive in Northwest Dallas, not far from I-35 and between Walnut Hill Lane and Royal Lane.
The Dallas Hispanic Firefighters Association shared the news on Thursday, Sept. 2. Leos is the first active-duty firefighter in Dallas to die from the virus.
"Who can sleep when it's 85, 90 degrees inside the fire station? It affects every aspect of their life without a doubt," said Jim McDade, President of the Dallas Fire Fighters Association.
Crews battled a fire at an apartment building in Northeast Dallas Friday afternoon.
