fire

I've only seen a car on fire in the movies, on the news, and on TV, but to see it in person on Friday was a whole different experience.

A cigarette butt causes a devastating fire that left several families homeless on Monday, June 28 in Watervliet.

Over the weekend my mom had a fire at her house. She wasn't even aware that her porch was on fire until a couple of good samaritans rushed in to help. They all played a part in getting her and my sister out safely and ultimately saving her house. There was one selfless good samaritan in particular that we are trying to find so that we may properly express our heartfelt gratitude to him. Without hesitation, he fearlessly ran up the stairs to my mom's house and started pouring water onto the flames in an attempt to extinguish the fire until the firefighters arrived.

Prime Day is happening later this year, but that just means you don't have to hide your Christmas gifts for as long! Here are some of our favorite finds for this year's event. Be sure to keep checking back as we will update this page with new deals as we find them.

There are two brands of SUVs that are being recalled due to a fire hazard. The companies are telling consumers if you have these vehicles you cannot park them inside your garage. Here's what you need to know.

It is being reported that Rachel Ray's Lake Luzerne house in on fire and that firefighters are currently battling the blaze. Ray, the celebrity chef and talk show host grew up in Warren County and still has a home here in the Capital Region.  Here's the latest on what is being reported.

As always, we thank all of the first responders in the city of Schenectady and hope they remain safe while taking action when duty calls.  Wednesday has been especially challenging as a string of fires broke out in the city of Schenectady, one of them proved fatal.

Capital Q has been through so much in the last few years. According to new news we finally can have our delicious BBQ eatery back...for now, anyway.

A fire devastated a local renown ski lodge and now Governor Cuomo said he will appropriate millions to make sure it is rebuilt.

The Capital Region has some pretty haunted places. Some are haunted because they're historical and some are because something terrible happened there. In the story of this famous Schenectady Stockade ghost, it's both.

Last month, a devastating fire wiped out over two-hundred care packages ready to be sent as part of the Adopt A Soldier program. Now the Great Escape is stepping up to help replenish those packages and offer a discount in return.

Fires are terrible no matter what kind of business they affect but to hear that a local organization that helps soldiers was damaged by one breaks my heart even more.