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Virginia Family Overwhelmed By Community Support After 'Devastating' Holiday Weekend Fire Virginia Family Overwhelmed By Community Support After 'Devastating' Holiday Weekend Fire
Virginia Family Overwhelmed By Community Support After 'Devastating' Holiday Weekend Fire A tight-knit community in Northern Virginia is coming together to support their neighbors after a fast-moving fire tore through their home over the holiday weekend. Hot wood chips tossed into a plastic container from a smoker on Saturday morning sparked a garage fire in Round Hill that left the Kuhn family scrambling to rebuild. Crews were called around 11:30 a.m. on May 23 to a reported fire in the 17000 block of Tedler Circle, where a passerby reported smoke and flames coming from the two-story home, according to the Loudoun County Fire Marshal's Office. The fire caused an estimate…

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Maryland Family Loses Home In $400K Fire As Community Rushes In To Help Maryland Family Loses Home In $400K Fire As Community Rushes In To Help
Maryland Family Loses Home In $400K Fire As Community Rushes In To Help A devastating house fire that tore through a Germantown home has now sparked an outpouring of support from neighbors, classmates, and strangers across Maryland. The fire broke out at a large single-family home in the 11000 block of Brink Road in Germantown on Tuesday, Jan. 27, when improperly discarded fireplace ashes ignited combustible materials inside a garage, Montgomery County Fire and Rescue officials said. The blaze quickly spread from the garage into the home’s crawl space and walls, triggering a massive response that included 10 engines, five ladder trucks, a heavy rescue unit, six…

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Police & Fire
4. Police Chief Stephen Yates Runs Into Burning Home To Save Elderly Couple 4. Police Chief Stephen Yates Runs Into Burning Home To Save Elderly Couple
4. Police Chief Stephen Yates Runs Into Burning Home To Save Elderly Couple A police chief in Northern Maryland is being hailed as a hero after helping an elderly family escape a house fire that broke out on Tuesday morning. Shortly before 10:30 a.m. on Jan. 20, first responders were called to the unit block of East Wallace Avenue in North East, where there was a reported house fire with smoke showing from the residence. According to the Office of the Maryland State Fire Marshal, a senior couple heard noises coming from their basement and later discovered smoke, prompting a 911 call — though a police official in the area immediately jumped into action. At the time…

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News
First Fatal Fire Of 2026 Reported After Deadly Baltimore County Basement Blaze First Fatal Fire Of 2026 Reported After Deadly Baltimore County Basement Blaze
First Fatal Fire Of 2026 Reported After Deadly Baltimore County Basement Blaze Baltimore County reported its first fire-related fatality of 2026 after a woman pulled from a burning basement died, authorities announced. Julia Ann Anderson, 76, was found in cardiac arrest shortly after 7:15 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 4, inside a home in the 1700 block of Weston Avenue in Parkville, according to the Baltimore County Fire Department. Upon arrival, a resident of the home advised firefighters that a tenant was still in the basement, where crews found Anderson, who was rushed to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. Anderson later died from her injuries.  The fire marks the…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
While Fairfax Slept, Firefighters Rushed To Two House Fires Overnight While Fairfax Slept, Firefighters Rushed To Two House Fires Overnight
While Fairfax Slept, Firefighters Rushed To Two House Fires Overnight While many Fairfax County families were ringing in 2026, firefighters were racing toward flames. Crews responded to two separate house fires early Thursday morning, Jan. 1, in Burke Centre and Great Falls, forcing firefighters into action just hours after the new year began, according to Fairfax County Fire and Rescue. The first fire was reported in the 5500 block of Corot Court in Burke Centre, where units were dispatched around 2:50 a.m., officials said.  Firefighters arrived to find flames showing from the front of the home and immediately began working to knock the fire down. …

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Woman Escapes Virginia House Fire With Her Dogs, Pajamas — Nothing Else, Friends Say Woman Escapes Virginia House Fire With Her Dogs, Pajamas — Nothing Else, Friends Say
Woman Escapes Virginia House Fire With Her Dogs, Pajamas — Nothing Else, Friends Say A woman who escaped a devastating house fire with little more than the clothes she was wearing is now trying to rebuild her life with the help of family and friends, officials and loved ones said. Holly Barnes lost nearly everything when her Alexandria home burned last week, forcing her and her dogs to flee as flames tore through the residence, according to family and friends. Barnes made it out safely with her dogs, Alexandria, last week, with only the pajamas she was wearing, according to loved ones. Firefighters were able to recover her phone, work computer, and wallet from the first fl…

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by Zak Failla
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Lithium Battery Turns Virginia Home Into $275K Fireball As Family Escapes Blaze Lithium Battery Turns Virginia Home Into $275K Fireball As Family Escapes Blaze
Lithium Battery Turns Virginia Home Into $275K Fireball As Family Escapes Blaze An early morning fire in Virginia torched a Purcellville home and left three people displaced after investigators say a lithium battery malfunction sparked the blaze. The fire broke out shortly before 1 a.m. Friday, Sept. 19, in the 17000 block of Strathallen Court, according to Loudoun County Fire and Rescue. When crews arrived, flames were already shooting from a second-floor window of the two-story home, officials said. A Rapid Intervention Task Force was requested, bringing in more backup from across the county. Firefighters said everyone inside escaped safely thanks to working smoke a…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Fire Erupts In Fairfax County Neighborhood As Home Explodes In Flames (PHOTOS) Fire Erupts In Fairfax County Neighborhood As Home Explodes In Flames (PHOTOS)
Fire Erupts In Fairfax County Neighborhood As Home Explodes In Flames (Photos) Flames tore through a Fairfax County home Monday afternoon, sending heavy smoke billowing into the air as dozens of firefighters fought to contain the blaze, officials said. Crews were dispatched around 4:45 p.m. on Sept. 8 to the 12200 block of Folkstone Drive in Herndon, where they arrived to find fire showing from all levels of the home, according to Fairfax County Fire/Rescue. The scene of the Fairfax County fire. Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Photos from the scene show walls engulfed in flames and thick black smoke as firefighters stretched multiple hose lines and raised ladde…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Fatal Maryland Fires Five Miles Apart Leave Elderly Couple, Child Dead In Same Week: Officials Fatal Maryland Fires Five Miles Apart Leave Elderly Couple, Child Dead In Same Week: Officials
Fatal Maryland Fires Five Miles Apart Leave Elderly Couple, Child Dead In Same Week: Officials A second deadly house fire in Wicomico County in less than a week has claimed the lives of an elderly couple, investigators announced. The Maryland State Fire Marshal said crews were called around 2:10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 5, to the 1300 block of Middleneck Drive in Salisbury, where firefighters arrived to find heavy flames tearing through a two-story home. Two adults — initially identified as an 85-year-old man and his 79-year-old wife who lived in the home — were pulled out and rushed to TidalHealth Peninsula Regional, where they were later pronounced dead. Deputy State Fire Marshals deter…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Unattended Candle Ignites $350K Blaze That Tore Through Virginia Home: Fire Marshal Unattended Candle Ignites $350K Blaze That Tore Through Virginia Home: Fire Marshal
Unattended Candle Ignites $350K Blaze That Tore Through Virginia Home: Fire Marshal An unattended candle sparked a fire that tore through a Sterling home Tuesday night, displacing a family of four and causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage, officials said. Loudoun County Fire and Rescue said units from Sterling Park, Cascades, and Kincora, along with crews from Fairfax County, were dispatched just after 9 p.m. on Sept. 2 to the 100 block of N. Sequoia Court for reports of a house fire. Firefighters arrived to find heavy fire shooting from the rear of the home and immediately called for a Rapid Intervention Taskforce, officials said. All four occupants had evacu…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Family Loses Home In $1M Blaze, Dog Revived By Firefighters In DMV As Community Steps Up Family Loses Home In $1M Blaze, Dog Revived By Firefighters In DMV As Community Steps Up
Family Loses Home In $1M Blaze, Dog Revived By Firefighters In DMV As Community Steps Up A young Maryland family is rebuilding after a fast-moving million-dollar fire tore through their Montgomery County home, leaving their dog near death — though first responders were able to revive him. Friends and community members are coming together to support the Trahan family in Silver Spring after a costly fire spread from the first floor of the residence into the second, and then the attic, sending flames flying from the front and top of the home. .@mcfrs members are still on the scene of the house fire/2300blk Cranberry Terr(Aspen Hill). Fire under control. Cause of fire is under i…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Virginia Homeowner Left Picking Up Pieces After Fairfax County House Fire (PHOTOS) Virginia Homeowner Left Picking Up Pieces After Fairfax County House Fire (PHOTOS)
Virginia Homeowner Left Picking Up Pieces After Fairfax County House Fire (Photos) A Virginia homeowner is picking up the pieces after a Fairfax County house fire tore through a Centreville home over the holiday weekend. First responders were called early on Sunday, Aug. 31 to a two-alarm fire that was reported at around 6 a.m. in the 15400 block of Meherrin Court, where they were met by flames showing from a home and smoke billowing through the air. Crews were able to knock down the flames and control the fire, staying through the morning to hit hot spots and begin clearing out the home. #FairfaxsBravest are on the scene of a 2-alarm house fire in the 15400 blk of Me…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
$1M Blaze Rips Through Maryland Home, Displacing Family (WATCH) $1M Blaze Rips Through Maryland Home, Displacing Family (WATCH)
$1M Blaze Rips Through Maryland Home, Displacing Family (Watch) Dozens of firefighters had their hands full on Friday afternoon when a $1 million house fire broke out and displaced a family in Maryland, officials say. What started as a garage fire led to the Red Cross assisting at least nine people including several children — over the holiday weekend in Montgomery County. Around 4pm on 8/29, 8500blk Churchill Downs Rd(Laytonsville). Single family house with RAPID spread to attic. Cause determined to be accidental in nature. Fire started in/near recycling bin near garage. Damage estimated@$1M(850K structure/150K contents). @mcfrs pic.twitter.com/d5Iu…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Golf Cart Battery Explodes, Sparks $300K Maryland House Inferno: Fire Officials Golf Cart Battery Explodes, Sparks $300K Maryland House Inferno: Fire Officials
Golf Cart Battery Explodes, Sparks $300K Maryland House Inferno: Fire Officials A golf caddy powered by lithium batteries is being blamed for a massive house fire in Montgomery County that caused more than $300,000 in damage Friday morning, fire officials said. The blaze broke out around 8:45 a.m. Friday, Aug. 22, in the 13000 block of Mimosa Farm Court off Glen Mill Road in Potomac, according to Montgomery County Fire & Rescue spokesperson Pete Piringer. When crews arrived, flames were shooting from the garage of a two-story single-family home. The fire spread into the main structure before firefighters could get it under control. 13000blk Mimosa Farm Ct, near…

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Police & Fire
Oxygen Machine Blamed After Maryland Blaze Leaves Woman Critical, Pets Dead: Fire Marshal Oxygen Machine Blamed After Maryland Blaze Leaves Woman Critical, Pets Dead: Fire Marshal
Oxygen Machine Blamed After Maryland Blaze Leaves Woman Critical, Pets Dead: Fire Marshal A 66-year-old woman is battling critical injuries after flames tore through her Harford County home, killing three pet cats, officials said. First responders from the Susquehanna Hose Company and nearby agencies were called shortly before 4:20 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 21 to the 600 block of Linden Lane in Havre de Grace, when a fire broke out in the living room of an area home, according to the Maryland Fire Marshal. The homeowner told investigators she had just turned on her oxygen concentrator in the living room when she heard a “pop” and saw a flash of fire.  Just after 4am this …

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Beloved Dogs Barely Survive Lightning-Sparked Blaze That Gutted DMV Home Beloved Dogs Barely Survive Lightning-Sparked Blaze That Gutted DMV Home
Beloved Dogs Barely Survive Lightning-Sparked Blaze That Gutted DMV Home A pair of beloved dogs who were trapped inside a burning home that was gutted by a fire sparked by a lightning strike are fighting for their lives, and a Maryland family is picking up the pieces after losing everything. Crews in Baltimore County were called to the 1800 block of Rambling Ridge Lane in Pikesville for a reported fire that broke out inside an area home following a reported strike report from CoreLogic. The incident occurred shortly after the National Weather Service issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Baltimore County at 3:33 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 14. The scene of…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
Unconscious Man Pulled From Burning Maryland Home Rushed To Hospital: Officials (DEVELOPING) Unconscious Man Pulled From Burning Maryland Home Rushed To Hospital: Officials (DEVELOPING)
Unconscious Man Pulled From Burning Maryland Home Rushed To Hospital: Officials (Developing) An elderly man was pulled from a burning home on Monday morning when crews responded to a reported house fire in Bethesda, officials said. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue responded to the 4800 block of Broad Brook Drive around 11:10 a.m. on Aug. 18 for reports of a house fire with someone possibly trapped inside, according to fire officials. When first responders arrived, they found flames tearing through the living room and garage. Neighbors told first responders the man was still inside, and crews went in to search. They found an unconscious elderly man inside, carried him out, and rus…

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by Zak Failla
Obituaries
'Stayed By His Side Til The End': Dog Remained Loyal To Owner During Fatal Fire 'Stayed By His Side Til The End': Dog Remained Loyal To Owner During Fatal Fire
'Stayed By His Side Til The End': Dog Remained Loyal To Owner During Fatal Fire A Connecticut family who lost a 32-year-old man and two dogs in a devastating house fire is taking solace in the fact that one of his beloved pets never left his side. Now, the community is rallying to help them rebuild. Firefighters sped to the 100 block of Brookside Place in Cheshire around 3 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 12, after reports of a raging house fire. Inside, Zachary Naoumides was with his father, veterinarian Dr. Nicholas Naoumides, when flames quickly spread through the home. His father escaped by jumping from the roof, suffering severe smoke inhalation. Zachary, however, did not survi…

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Police & Fire
Woman Rescued From Burning Home In Virginia As Flames Shoot From Roof (PHOTOS) Woman Rescued From Burning Home In Virginia As Flames Shoot From Roof (PHOTOS)
Woman Rescued From Burning Home In Virginia As Flames Shoot From Roof (Photos) A Virginia woman is recovering after firefighters pulled her from a second-story window as flames tore through her home early Tuesday morning, officials said. 🚨 House Fire - 3700 Block of 8th St S 🚨 At 5:41 AM, units were dispatched to a reported house fire on the 3700 block of... Posted by Arlington County Fire Department on Tuesday, August 12, 2025 Crews were called to the 3700 block of 8th Street South at 5:41 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 12, for a reported house fire, Arlington Fire & EMS confirmed. The scene of the fire in Arlington. Arlington Fire Department When firefig…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
No Arson Found In House Fire That Killed 6 — Cause Remains A Mystery After Deadly Blaze No Arson Found In House Fire That Killed 6 — Cause Remains A Mystery After Deadly Blaze
No Arson Found In House Fire That Killed 6 — Cause Remains A Mystery After Deadly Blaze Six people — including four children — were killed in a Sunday morning house fire in Waldorf, and Maryland officials say the cause remains under investigation. The Office of the State Fire Marshal announced Monday, Aug. 11, that investigators have found no evidence of arson but are still working to determine what started the multi-fatal blaze. Part of the investigation includes determining whether smoke alarms were activated during the fire, Acting State Fire Marshal Jason M. Mowbray said. “We must methodically examine every possible fire cause and contributing factor,” Mowbray said. “Dete…

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Police & Fire
Four Children, Two Adults Killed As Raging House Fire Traps Victims Inside: Fire Marshal Four Children, Two Adults Killed As Raging House Fire Traps Victims Inside: Fire Marshal
Four Children, Two Adults Killed As Raging House Fire Traps Victims Inside: Fire Marshal Four children and two adults were killed when a raging two-alarm fire tore through a Charles County home Sunday morning, trapping victims inside before firefighters could reach them, officials said. The blaze broke out around 8:40 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 10, in the 3000 block of Declaration Court North in Waldorf, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal’s Office. Charles County Sheriff’s deputies were the first to arrive and found two adult occupants had escaped unharmed. They were told as many as six others were still inside, but deputies were forced back by heavy smoke and flames, offic…

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Police & Fire
Flames Tear Through Maryland Home, Killing Two, Possibly More: Fire Marshal (DEVELOPING) Flames Tear Through Maryland Home, Killing Two, Possibly More: Fire Marshal (DEVELOPING)
Flames Tear Through Maryland Home, Killing Two, Possibly More: Fire Marshal (Developing) A raging two-alarm fire ripped through a Charles County home Sunday morning, leaving at least two people dead and sending investigators back into the charred debris to search for more victims, authorities said. Deputy State Fire Marshals responded with the Waldorf Volunteer Fire Department and surrounding agencies at around 8:40 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 10, to the 3000 block of Declaration Court North in Waldorf for reports of a house fire with people trapped inside, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal’s Office. Flames had already consumed much of the structure when crews arrived, prom…

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by Zak Failla
Police & Fire
CNA Mom Of 3, Man Died Of Gunshots Before Arson Fire: Coroner CNA Mom Of 3, Man Died Of Gunshots Before Arson Fire: Coroner
CNA Mom Of 3, Man Died Of Gunshots Before Arson Fire: Coroner The two people rescued from a burning Stewartstown Borough home Sunday morning died from gunshot wounds to the head before the blaze even started, new investigation details confirm. Jennifer Troch, 41, and Michael Shores Jr., 54, both of the first block of North Main Street, were pronounced dead at WellSpan York Hospital on Sunday, Aug. 3—Shores Jr. at 7:12 a.m., Troch at 7:30 a.m., Coroner Pam Gay said in separate releases. Both were found unconscious during a firefighter-led rescue from the second floor and rushed to the hospital in cardiac arrest. Troch, a Maryland native and mother of t…

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Police & Fire
Springfield Family Devastated After Two-Alarm Fire Destroys Home, Kills Dog And Bird Springfield Family Devastated After Two-Alarm Fire Destroys Home, Kills Dog And Bird
Springfield Family Devastated After Two-Alarm Fire Destroys Home, Kills Dog And Bird A Virginia family is starting over after a fast-moving two-alarm fire gutted their home and claimed the lives of their two beloved pets. Shortly after noon on Sunday, July 27, Fairfax Fire and Rescue crews were called to a residence in the 5900 block of Amherst Avenue in Springfield, where they were met by heavy fire and smoke conditions throughout the house. The family was able to escape safely, though the family reported that a pet bird and dog both perished in the flames, leaving them devastated, according to the organizers of a fundraiser set up on their behalf. Fairfax County Fire a…

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Police & Fire
$1.1M Townhouse Fire In Kingstowne Caused By Spontaneous Combustion: Report $1.1M Townhouse Fire In Kingstowne Caused By Spontaneous Combustion: Report
$1.1M Townhouse Fire In Kingstowne Caused By Spontaneous Combustion: Report A fast-moving early morning blaze tore through multiple Virginia townhouses, causing more than $1.1 million in damage, fire officials said. Firefighters responded around 4:45 a.m. Wednesday, July 23, to the 5000 block of Dunstable Lane in the Kingstowne area, where flames and smoke were seen pouring from the rear of several units, according to the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department. A second alarm was quickly called as crews worked to knock down the flames to prevent it from spreading, officials said. #FairfaxsBravest are on scene of a 2-alarm townhouse fire in the 5000 blk of Du…

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Police & Fire
Heroic Neighbor Saves Dogs, Slows House Fire In DMV Before Crews Arrive Heroic Neighbor Saves Dogs, Slows House Fire In DMV Before Crews Arrive
Heroic Neighbor Saves Dogs, Slows House Fire In DMV Before Crews Arrive A quick-thinking neighbor in Harford County is being credited with rescuing two dogs and holding off a house fire until firefighters arrived to battle the blaze, officials say. The fire sparked shortly after 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 13, inside a two-story home on Webster Lapidum Road in Havre de Grace, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal. A home fire alarm system alerted the homeowner, who was away at the time, prompting him to call a neighbor to check on the property. That’s when the neighbor spotted flames in the kitchen, rescued both dogs, and grabbed a fire extinguisher to try…

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Police & Fire
Maryland Grandmother Dies After 'Courageous Battle' Following House Fire In DMV Maryland Grandmother Dies After 'Courageous Battle' Following House Fire In DMV
Maryland Grandmother Dies After 'Courageous Battle' Following House Fire In DMV A Maryland mother of three has died after suffering catastrophic injuries in a devastating house fire in Jessup last week, authorities confirmed. Stephanie Jones, 51, succumbed to her injuries on Saturday, June 14, days after she was pulled from a burning home with third-degree burns over 75 percent of her body, Howard County Police announced on Wednesday, June 18. The Jessup fire. Howard County Fire and Rescue Jones passed peacefully, surrounded by her son, Marquis Owens, and siblings Nathan Jones, Melissa (Jones) Williams, and Laura Jones, her family said. The fire broke out arou…

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Police & Fire
Mom Burned In House Fire Fighting For Life In DMV: ‘Survival Is Uncertain' Mom Burned In House Fire Fighting For Life In DMV: ‘Survival Is Uncertain'
Mom Burned In House Fire Fighting For Life In DMV: ‘Survival Is Uncertain' A Maryland mother of three is clinging to life with burns over 75 percent of her body after a fierce fire tore through her home in Jessup this week, officials and loved ones confirmed. The fire broke out around 8 p.m. on Wednesday, June 11, in the 7900 block of Dorsey Run Road, according to the Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services.  When crews arrived, they found heavy fire coming from the front of a two-story mixed-use building that included both a residence and an office space tied to an auto repair shop. The Jessup fire. Howard County Fire and Rescue Firefig…

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Police & Fire
‘Devastating House Fire’ In Lorton Kills 2 Dogs, Destroys Home, Leaves Family Reeling ‘Devastating House Fire’ In Lorton Kills 2 Dogs, Destroys Home, Leaves Family Reeling
‘Devastating House Fire’ In Lorton Kills 2 Dogs, Destroys Home, Leaves Family Reeling A Virginia family is reeling after a fast-moving fire tore through their Lorton home, leaving it uninhabitable and claiming the lives of their two beloved dogs. The fire broke out in the 7500 block of Pollen Street in Lorton on Thursday, June 5, Fairfax County Fire and Rescue said. Crews arrived to find heavy smoke pouring from a split-level home, with fire in both the basement and kitchen. One person was taken to an area hospital for evaluations, officials said. Two dogs were found deceased inside the home. Firefighters quickly brought the blaze under control. No injuries were reported am…

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Police & Fire
Candle Sparks House Fire In Virginia, Causing Nearly $1M In Damage, Displacing Family Candle Sparks House Fire In Virginia, Causing Nearly $1M In Damage, Displacing Family
Candle Sparks House Fire In Virginia, Causing Nearly $1M In Damage, Displacing Family A flame left unattended sparked a massive fire that tore through a Virginia home and left a family of four displaced, officials said. The unattended candle triggered a destructive blaze that caused nearly $1 million in damages and displaced a family in Loudoun County, officials announced. The fire broke out around 12:30 p.m. Monday, June 2, at a large three-story home on Nicholson Meadows Place in Aldie, according to the Loudoun County Fire Marshal’s Office. Crews from Aldie, Kirkpatrick Farms, Dulles South, Prince William County, and multiple command units responded to the scene after a c…

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News
Victim Duct-Taped And Killed After FaceTime Ransom Demand In DMV: DOJ Victim Duct-Taped And Killed After FaceTime Ransom Demand In DMV: DOJ
Victim Duct-Taped And Killed After FaceTime Ransom Demand In DMV: DOJ He FaceTimed the victim’s son, duct-taped and gagged his father in a chair, demanded weed and cash—then set the house on fire after riddling the man with bullets. A Maryland man will spend more than 22 years behind bars for a shocking murder plot straight out of a crime thriller, federal prosecutors announced Tuesday. Ziyon Thompson, 21, of Baltimore, was sentenced to 22 years and one month in federal prison this week for aiding and abetting the murder of Miguel Soto-Diaz, who flew in from California for a drug meeting that turned deadly, authorities said. According to the guilty plea, Sot…

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