fires
A Megabus Just Burst Into Flames With a New York Times Travel Journalist Aboard, Live-Tweeting
Melissa Cronin · 02/21/16 05:20PMNew Year's Eve Fire at Luxury Skyscraper in Dubai Smolders Into First Morning of 2016
Brendan O'Connor · 01/01/16 10:15AMOn Thursday, a 63-story luxury hotel in Dubai, the Address Downtown, burst into flame. Nearby, at the Burj Khalifa, a fireworks display heralded the new year. On Friday morning, the Associated Press reports, smoke continued to billow from the Address as firefighters continued working to contain the fire.
Entire Skyscraper Burning in Dubai
Sam Biddle · 12/31/15 01:04PMAt Least One Dead, Three Injured After Building Explodes in Brooklyn
Brendan O'Connor · 10/03/15 01:55PMMan Sets Fire to Detroit Gas Station While Trying to Kill a Spider
Brendan O'Connor · 09/27/15 09:00AMMan Films Chilling Escape From California Wildfire
Hudson Hongo · 09/14/15 10:30PMBrendan O'Connor · 07/18/15 08:40AM
Two Train Passengers Dead After Man Intentionally Lit Himself on Fire
Gabrielle Bluestone · 06/30/15 07:25AMAt Least One Injured in Fire at Upper West Side High-Rise Building
Brendan O'Connor · 06/27/15 12:10PMAt Least 45 Dead in Philippines Slipper Factory Fire
Gabrielle Bluestone · 05/13/15 10:50PM7 Children Dead After Brooklyn House Fire
Brendan O'Connor · 03/21/15 09:15AMIt's a Small, Small, Fiery World
Hudson Hongo · 03/01/15 04:35PMOverturned Tanker Truck Bursts Into Flames on New Jersey Highway
Brendan O'Connor · 02/23/15 07:45PMA Dubai Skyscraper Called the "Torch Tower" Was on Fire
Sam Biddle · 02/20/15 06:32PMUPDATE 02/21: According to Gulf News, firefighters brought the blaze under control at around 4:24 a.m. local time. 10 residents of the tower suffered from smoke inhalation, but no casualties or major injuries have been reported. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Foul play is not currently suspected.
Seven-Alarm Fire Burning in Williamsburg
Brendan O'Connor · 01/31/15 01:20PMBuzzFeed Pulls Writer’s Employment Offer Over Leak Allegations
J.K. Trotter · 01/06/15 05:30PMThe small staff of Boston.com, the breaking-news site associated with The Boston Globe, is still reeling from weeks of internal unrest stemming from a series a viral posts about a Harvard professor and a Chinese restaurant published in early December, which resulted in a retraction, some disciplinary actions, and a suspension for one staffer. The turmoil’s latest casualty, however, involves a previously unrelated party: a young journalist who was about to start a fellowship at BuzzFeed.