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Three people were rescued in Marana on Thursday morning after they became trapped in floodwaters.

According to the Northwest Fire District, Engine 336 crew members responded to the area of Sandario Road and Avra Valley Road on Aug. 13 for a rescue. No injuries were reported and the three community members were safe.

The Marana Police Department also assist...


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A pair of brush fires were burning Friday in southwest Miami-Dade, bringing the smell of smoke and hazy conditions to the area.

The Trail Fire has burned 25 acres and was 80% contained as of Friday morning, according to the Florida Forest Service. The Radio Tower Fire had burned 188 acres and was 50% contained.

The fires a...


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A fiery crash Thursday night involving a car hauler, a motorcycle and several other vehicles caused significant traffic delays on Florida’s Turnpike in Broward County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

FHP officials said three southbound lanes were closed between Commercial Boulevard and Sunrise Boulevard as emergency crews responded to the scene.

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The fire that broke out at Goatfeathers Seafood Market in Santa Rosa Beach on Wednesday is believed to be an accident.

According to the South Walton Fire District, shortly before 11 a.m., firefighters responded to a 911 call regarding a commercial structure fire.

Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy fire with low visibility on the restaurant’s seco...


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Pacific Gas and Electric Company has been ordered to pay $22 million in connection to a devastating 2022 fire in Northern California. On Thursday, it was announced that the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) had approved a settlement penalizing the utility company.

PG&E will play $21 million in shareholder funds to the state’s General Fund and an addi...


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