The crash, paired with spewing water from a sheared fire hydrant, caused the roof of the store to collapse inwards.

The roof of a T-Mobile store collapsed following a fire hydrant crash that sent a large amount of water gushing into the air.

A T-Mobile store in North Hills began to collapse after a driver collided into the building on Sunday afternoon. It's unclear what caused the crash, but as they were traveling in the 15300 block of ...

Two Fayette County homes 4 miles apart went up in flames in a 10-month period in 2021 and 2022 while firefighters reportedly ...

Bronx retail store owners say there’s no coming back from a devastating fire that tore through a block-long stretch of Morris ...

When looters and demonstrators protesting George Floyd’s death damaged her Bronx optical shop in 2020, she was back in business three weeks later. Now, she says there’s no coming back from a ...

A Friday evening fire, likely from a backyard bonfire, significantly damaged a Hampshire home displacing six occupants who ...

A backyard bonfire and high winds are being blamed for a fire that damaged a home in Hampshire Friday night, authorities said ...

A fire destroyed at least six stores in the Bronx Thursday morning, leaving dozens of people out of work. The fire broke out around 8:20 a.m. on Jerome Avenue near Burnside Avenue, according to ...