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A dry few weeks of spring has created a tinder box for fire danger for some of Minnesota's most loved places.

One Minnesota landlord set his apartment on fire while blasting Billy Joel's hit song 'We Didn't Start The Fire'.

Everything in the store has to be thrown out, and the owner says it will take some time before they can re-open.

The Superior Fire Department responded to a structure fire in the early morning hours of January 30. Crews battled the fire in dangerous sub zero conditions.

A recent fire aboard a garbage truck in Duluth prompted an important reminder from WLSSD about battery disposal.

One passerby not only called 911 when they saw a house on fire, but they did everything they could to help extinguish it.

For anybody who has pets, the thought has to have crossed everyone's mind about what they would do in case of a fire. One man had to put that plan into action.

Every once in a while you hear these types of horrifying stories of people intentionally being lit on fire, this happened last week in Minnesota.

A bonfire following a High School Football Homecoming turned into a tragedy after someone threw a can of gas & diesel fuel onto the fire. Up to 40 teenagers were injured, some critically.

October is Fire Prevention Month, and many homes aren't quite as equipped as they should be.

Duluth veteran Mark Winans lost everything in the fire and a fundraiser has begun to help him through difficult times.

A small fire broke out during the Panic at the Disco show at Xcel Energy Center.