One person is dead and 14 others were injured after "some sort of explosion" and fire at a Bronx building Wednesday, FDNY officials said.
The first 911 caller, at 12:26 p.m., reported an explosion on the third floor of a five-story apartment building in Norwood on E. 209th St. near Parkside Place, the FDNY said.
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New York City says goodbye to trash piles and hello to fines for rulebreakers
Residential buildings with one to nine units must put their trash in the containers, instead of leaving it piled in bags on the sidewalk.
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Bronx fire engulfs NYC apartment building after massive explosion, leaving 1 dead and at least 14 injured
A Bronx apartment building erupted in flames after a massive explosion Wednesday afternoon — with one killed and at least 14 people injured in the five-alarm blaze, the FDNY said. Two people sustained ...
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3rd body found in Bronx apartment building days after deadly explosion, fire, officials say
A third body was found Saturday in the Bronx apartment building where a deadly fire broke out earlier this week, officials say.
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1 dead, 15 injured in Bronx 5-alarm fire after explosion; cause under investigation
FDNY Commissioner Bonsignore has confirmed that 15 people were injured in a 5-alarm Bronx fire.
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Second body removed from Bronx apartment building after deadly explosion, fire
A second body was recovered on Friday, days after an explosion and fire at an apartment building in the Bronx.
An explosion at a Bronx apartment building injured at least five people and sparked a 5-alarm fire, according to local reports and officials. The New York City Fire Department said it received a call ...
Firefighters are battling a five-alarm blaze at an apartment building in the Bronx. A report of the fire along East 209th Street, between Decatur Avenue and Parkside Place, came in around 12:30 p.m.
An explosion inside a Bronx apartment building left at least one person with serious injuries, New York City fire officials said.
The family of a 65-year-old Bronx grandmother who remains unaccounted for more than 24 hours after a fiery explosion destroyed her apartment building fears she died in the blaze and her body is still ...
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