A shelter-in-place order issued for residents of Brunswick.

Semi-tanker rig carrying hazardous chemicals overturned and ignited.

Hurricane Delta-related storm washes out the tracks.

The Zogg fire destroyed more than 56,000 acres, killing 4.

Blaze brought together a massive mutual aid response.

Nearly 99,000 feet of floor space destroyed.

Officials issue hazmat warning about smoke.

No sprinklers or hydrants at the plant site.

Overheated oven ignited roof insulation.

Intense flames prevented firefighters from entering the building.

Firefighters rescued a second worker trapped by flames.

Blast occurred during an equipment test at the new facility.

Five people treated and released.

Boiler shut down immediately, company says.

Drone used to obtain thermal imaging data.

Pipe burst at a man-made fiber factory.

Heavy equipment used to break apart bales of paper.

Hazmat team called to remediate the scene.

Four others were injured.

No injuries reported.

Pandemic keeps firefighters busy at home.

Tower ladder destroyed by burning liquid rushing out of the building.

One of the two suffered extensive burns.

Shell terminal in Seattle is the scene of the spill.

Firefighters rescue dogs trapped by flames in their kennel.

Second fire in Faisalabad splits firefighting resources.

Family of three barely escaped the flames.

Air monitoring show increase in toxic materials.

Firefighters battle the blaze for nearly four hours.

Worker living at the facility escaped with no injuries.

Crash trucks called in from nearby Air Force base.

Officials issue a shelter-in-place order for the community.

Workers wear protective gear when operating the equipment.

Wreck caused acid leak and electrical arcing.

Yellow smoke indicates a release of nitric acid.

Road damage restricts traffic after crash.

Building determined to be structurally unsound.

Entire interior destroyed by fire.

Only a small amount of the 8,000 gallons of fuel onboard spilled.

Blaze extinguished in about two hours.

Four peopSele died and 12 were injured in the Sept. 18 blast.

Engineer called in to determine if the building should be left standing.

Valve leaked nearly four hours before the fire.

Firefighters gained control within 20 minutes.

Firefighters were on the scene nearly 13 hours.

No injuries were reported.

Company provides half of the nation's milk and ice cream.

Blast originated in a steel drum containing chemicals.

More than 250 died in a failed extortion attempt.

Three listed in critical condition.