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A vacant triple-decker in Providence caught fire again. Flames were visible from the second and third floors, but no injuries were reported.
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A vacant triple-decker in Providence caught fire again. Flames were visible from the second and third floors, but no injuries were reported.

North Providence fire and hazmat crews were called to Our Lady of Fatima Hospital for a reported chemical spill involving a dental surgery antiseptic.

The rescue vehicle was headed back to the fire station in a โnon-emergency capacityโ when a motorcyclist lost control and crossed the double yellow line.

Firefighters had some difficulty tackling the flames as the house was boarded up, and there were hoarding conditions inside the home.

VIDEO: The Fire Marshal’s warning comes just days after a teen who took part in the challenge was hospitalized with second and third-degree burns.

VIDEO/PHOTOS: An 18-year-old man was injured after police say he participated in a TikTok challenge to light yourself on fire.

The Tiverton Fire Department announced they teamed up with Make-A-Wish Massachusetts and Rhode Island to help grant the wish of Rafa from Tiverton.

When firefighters arrived on scene they could see heavy flames and smoke coming from the unoccupied home. According to the county, the fire started in the garage then spread throughout the entirety of the home.

VIDEO: Fire Chief Peter McMichael said crews arriving to Tiger Eye Gift Shop on West Shore Road were met with heavy smoke and fire conditions coming from the attic.

The West Glocester Fire Department has been recognized for excellence in training management for 2024 by Lexipol Connect

VIDEO: Deputy Fire Chief Joshua Ferreira said firefighters rushed to the Blaisdell Street home after receiving a 911 call just before 6 p.m.

PFAS have been linked to a host of health problems, including increased risk of certain cancers, cardiovascular disease and babies born with low birth weights.