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Burning embers from an incinerator are being blamed for a mid-day fire at Southern Disposal Service in the 3300 block of Old Shed Road. Bossier City firefighters were called to the scene just after 11:45 this morning...

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Huge fire on College Street destroys house, but nobody injured.

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A 65-year-old man has died from injuries he suffered in an early-morning North Highlands house fire.

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The death toll in a horrific nightclub fire in Brazil as risen to 232, according to news sources. This number is updated from the original count of 245 first reported by local news sources.

A fire started at the Boate Kiss nightclub around 2 AM in the southern city of Santa Maria

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A fire broke out on the 4th of July around 5:25 p.m. in west Shreveport in the 6900 block of Klug Pines Road. The smoke brought out lots of neighbors from a nearby trailer park, and the road was blocked off for some time to all through traffic.

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Shreveport firefighters are working to clear smoke out of Sci-Port: Louisiana's Science Center...after a second-floor exhibit caught fire. There were about 1,000 school kids inside at the time, but all of them -- and all staff members -- got out safely

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The Shreveport Fire Department responded to 347 Herndon Street for a reported house fire Tuesday evening at 10:31 pm.  Fire crews from Station Five in Stoner Hill arrived on scene within three minutes to find a two story duplex apartment with fire and smoke coming from the side and rear of the home. 

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AEON Processing Equipment and Control System, 500 block of Montgomery Street, located near downtown Shreveport was the scene of a commercial warehouse fire that kept 33 Shreveport firefighters busy during early morning hours.

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The Shreveport Fire Department was dispatched to 420 East Boulevard Street at 7:43 a.m. Monday to a reported house fire. 

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Chief Fire Safety Officer Scott Wolverton tells KEEL News the cause of the fire has been determined to be electrical in nature.  He says a power strip that had a battery charger plugged into it overheated and caught fire, causing the two-alarm fire Monday.  

Wolverton says the fire investigator estimates $20,000 in property damage to the city-owned warehouse.

A warehouse located near McWillie and Claiborne Avenues in Shreveport, near LSU Hospital burns. 

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