St. Louis fire crews, Red Cross install new smoke alarms ahead of time change
Crews from the St. Louis Fire Department and the American Red Cross spent several hours Saturday installing new smoke alarms in anticipation of the major time change.
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Crews from the St. Louis Fire Department and the American Red Cross spent several hours Saturday installing new smoke alarms in anticipation of the major time change.
Firefighters are hitting the streets in an attempt to keep people cool. St. Louis firefighters are trained to deal with extreme heat.
5 On Your Side is not naming the firefighter because he has not yet been charged with a crime.
According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department's Real Time Crime Center, the hazmat incident happened at a QuikTrip on South Vandeventer.
The fire broke out Saturday afternoon in St. Louis' Ellendale neighborhood, just north of Interstate 44 near Hampton Avenue.