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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WAND) - Starting early Saturday morning volunteers arrived at Douglass Community Center to knock on doors in the neighborhood to install free smoke alarms.

39-year-old Yavonda March was charged with three counts of first-degree arson in connection with the fire.

BECKLEY (WVNS) – You may not know it, but your smoke detector may not be working properly. With many house fires happening across the nation each year, it is important to be prepared for potential disaster. The City of Beckley Fire Department took the time to help residents out. The City Beckley Fire Department and […]

As we head into Tuesday, July 16, 2019 were reminded its halfway through the month and time sure is flying as we celebrate our summertime favorite stops around the Carson City region. For Tuesday we have walks, hikes and bike rides, a Red Cross "be ready" presentation, Fat Tuesday Business Networking in Dayton, art classes, showings and more.

Volunteers of the American Red Cross-NMI Chapter, Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services, Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting, and Priority Care personnel canvassed the island of Saipan to install more

It's an opportunity to train as a volunteer for the American Red Cross of Northeast Tennessee.A disaster training class was held today at the chapter's office i

LEWISBURG — With temperatures plunging and high winds resulting in scattered power outages, the American Red Cross in Union County was well prepared over the weekend to serve anyone needing

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Heavy rains caused flooding that impacted areas throughout parts of Oneida County, hitting homes closest to Sauquoit Creek the hardest — and with rain persisting throughout the day, the National Weather Service has extended a flood warning for Oneida Creek.

The American Red Cross of South Texas helps people during emergencies and even helping families who lost a home in a fire.