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1 dead, 15 hurt in Bronx explosion and fire

Dozens displaced after deadly explosion and 5-alarm fire rips through Bronx apartment building

Over 40 people remain unable to return home Thursday morning after a deadly explosion and five-alarm fire tore through an apartment building in the Norwood section of the Bronx.

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11 hurt in Bronx apartment fire after some sort of an explosion

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One dead, 15 hurt in Bronx explosion and fire

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Fire Rages at Bronx Building Following Explosion

An explosion at a Bronx apartment building injured at least 11 people and sparked a 5-alarm fire, according to local reports and officials.

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11 hurt in Bronx apartment fire after "some sort of an explosion"

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1 dead, 15 injured in 5-alarm Bronx fire; blaze continues to rage

Centennial Mills might collapse after fire destroys all floors, officials warn

The landmark Centennial Mills building — formerly the Columbia Mills facility — in Northwest Portland is at risk of collapse after a fire destroyed all its interior floors on Sunday. Fire officials

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Structure fire in Great Falls Wednesday morning (UPDATE)

Great Falls Fire and Rescue crews responded to a working structure fire early Wednesday morning near the intersection of 8th Avenue South and 11th Street. Some viewers reported hearing an explosion and seeing debris flying around.

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Crews working to shore up Manhattan building at risk of collapse

Fire officials said crews would begin working to stabilize the building after no additional movement was detected in two columns that had buckled.

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Mount Vernon building that collapsed was undergoing structural repairs

The building at 16 North Bond St. in Mount Vernon that collapsed at around 9:30 a.m. on July 30 was undergoing structural repairs to stabilize it. There were no injures reported. ELS Investors Inc. of Hollis,

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116-year history of Centennial Mills building in Northwest Portland bookended by fire

Upper stories of the Crown Mills building, as it was originally called, caught fire back in 1912 — prompting the addition of the now-iconic water tower.