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JOPPA — An investigation is continuing after a man suffered burns over more than 60 percent of his body Tuesday night when his camper caught fire on a business lot

Fire officials say a fire at a Bel Air home on Saturday caused approximately $200,000 in damages.

Katrina A. O’Connor is accused of lighting her mattress on fire in her apartment on Aug. 27.

The Insurance Department reports that there have been 9 heating-related fire deaths so far in 2022. As temperatures are set to take a dive in the Magnolia State this week, Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney is reminding citizens to take precautions and be aware when using space heaters

The 2022 wildfire season in Oregon has been among the mildest in the last decade, with human-caused fires down nearly 20% from the 10-year average, according to state data.

Experts credited wildfire declines with a wetter than normal spring, more investment in early detection and public information campaigns.

Investigators say a woman was found dead in the aftermath of a house fire that happened last Sunday in Bishopville.

Carroll County authorities identified the young victim of the late September fatal fire as month-old Fate Boyes.

KOTA KINABALU: A 3.2 magnitude earthquake hit Sabah’s Kunak district late Wednesday (Oct 12).

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