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The Chattanooga Fire Department received the alarm at 3:27 a.m. and responded to the scene with four fire companies. Captain Anthony Moore with the Fire Inv...
In the days that followed, other small fires were set in vacant houses, a shed and some porches. Fortunately, no one was injured.
Captain Anthony Moore with...
While his injuries were not life-threatening, the burns were severe enough that he will be off work for several weeks. Fire Chief Lamar Flint said all three...
After being released from Erlanger Medical Center this afternoon, one of the three Chattanooga firefighters injured in this morning's fire at 2813 4th Avenue...
- Fire Chief Lamar Flint and Fire Marshal Beau Matlock kicked off Fire Prevention Week, which marks a series of public education events at area schools to t...
They were told that someone might still be inside the house, which was split up into a residence on one side and a business on the other.
Captain Michael Wr...
Andrew Broomfield had 2nd and 3rd degree burns to approximately 70% of his body. This afternoon around 2:00 p.m., Mr. Broomfield passed away at the Joseph M...
Lt. Henry McElvain with the Fire Investigation Division identified the victim as Andrew Broomfield. He is 86, and this morning was listed in critical condit...
Chattanooga fire investigators are still gathering information on this incident. What is known so far is that a fire broke out around 1:30 this afternoon in...
Lt. Henry McElvain with the Fire Investigation Division said Bobby Shropshire (65) started a fire in his upstairs apartment and then left. Chattanooga firef...