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Jackson man injured in rollover Tue 3-16-2021 A Jackson man was injured in a one vehicle rollover north of Jackson early this (Tuesday) morning. According to a Minnesota State Patrol report, shortly before 2am, 61 year-old Terry Richardson of Jackson was driving a 2001 Ford Explorer north on Highway 71 when he lost control on snow and ice covered roads, entered the west ditch and rolled near mile post 13. Richardson was taken to Sanford in Jackson with non-life threatening injuries. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office and Jackson Fire department assisted at the scene. Okoboji Radio Insid...

Cause of fire that killed mother, two children still under investigation Third child improving, family says Share Updated: 10:56 AM CDT Mar 15, 2021 Third child improving, family says Share Updated: 10:56 AM CDT Mar 15, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript We've learned that third child is in critical condition and is being flown to a burn treatment hospital in Georgia. Now here's what we've learned from the Jackson Fire Department. They responded to this around 8 30 this morning to an apartment fire on the second floor of Building P. During their primary search, ...

Weather conditions more favorable for fires Too dry to burn By Mike Mohundro | March 8, 2021 at 5:28 PM CST - Updated March 8 at 6:15 PM JACKSON, Mo. (KFVS) - We are in a stretch of weather in the Heartland where we are seeing winds pick up and weather conditions become more favorable for fires to get out of control. We talked with Jackson Fire and Rescue Deputy Chief Sean Mitchell who said increased temperatures, humidity dropping and winds make it a little concerning that burning something might turn into a fire that spreads. Mitchell said to use your best judgement when burning someth...

Fire breaks out at Jackson motel Share Updated: 6:48 AM CST Feb 19, 2021 Share Updated: 6:48 AM CST Feb 19, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript Yeah, I'm gonna tell you what we're seeing right now. This is the extended studio hotel in Jackson. The Jackson Fire departments working toe put out this fire. The flames are mostly gone, but there's still smoke coming from the building. You can see the wind is blowing this smoke. There's a consider a consider amount of wind in the air, which is making this fire difficult to contain. And I have three day is really cold ou...

WBBJ TV February 8, 2021 JACKSON, Tenn. — The Jackson Fire Department has been selected for a unique and nationwide pilot program. Jackson Fire will be joining nearly 250 other departments in the Community Risk Reduction program, according to a news release from the city. By joining this program, city firefighters will be able to access a dashboard equipped with maps, graphs and more, showing each community’s risks and hazards based on demographic, geography, economics and more, according to the release. Karen Berard-Reed, a CRR strategist with the National Fire Protection Association, sa...