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Strong wind quickly spread the embers from house to house.

A group of passengers on a yacht were rescued by a good Samaritan when the boat caught fire and submerged in the Hudson River Saturday afternoon.

A group of passengers on a yacht were rescued by a good Samaritan when the boat caught fire and submerged in the Hudson River Saturday afternoon.

A beautiful Saturday afternoon on the water turned fiery for a group of boaters whose vessel caught fire in the Hudson River. Thick, dark smoke was seen...

FDNY firefighter Dominic Ventolora was released from the hospital on Wednesday after he was badly injured while battling a fire on Staten Island last week.

HADLEY — For nearly two weeks, Jordan Lemieux has spent every single day focused on an American flag.Although the flag looks much like the millions of others that proudly wave throughout the country, the one that is currently in Lemieux’s careful...

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Should have, and it was happening under the nose of the fdny, who loves to get on their ivory tower and preach down to the rest of us on a regular basis how bad we live our lives. meanwhile, he was running around in their district, for four presidencies, hanging out at the white house, and nobody cares whats going on until the survivors themselves decide to take the case to the people, and we see whats happened since then. theres been an avalanche effect. theyve had to react to it. >> tucker: re...

Officials say the firefighter breathed superheated gases after his face piece became loose while trying to put out a house fire in Bulls Head Friday night.

The 9/11 Tribute Museum, on Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan, is set to close after financial hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.