A Pahala man was “clearing pests with a torch” late Sunday night and unintentionally set his residence on fire, according to a press release from the Hawaii Fire Department.

The report said that the tank that ruptured from overfilling spewed propane gas throughout the shop, eventually getting ignited by a torch being used on a brake caliper. Video in the report of the ...

The gray winter days of February are the perfect time to refresh the contents of your cabinets and check on the jars of dried ...

A burn ban is now in effect in Stephens County after fires ignited across the area Friday, fueled by over 70 mile per hour wind gusts. The Stephens County burn ban went into effect Monday after Gov.

An overdose call in Lycoming County led to a reported standoff.Lycoming Regional Police said that on Thursday, officers ...

A fire that started in a single-family home on the Big Island Tuesday afternoon was quickly contained by fire crews, with no ...

Cuba’s power grid collapsed Friday night, triggering a nationwide power outage and plunging its more than 10 million people ...

A retail theft was reported by the Washington Township Police Department, concerning an incident that occurred at the Walmart ...

No injuries were reported after a residence in Ka‘ū went up in flames after a resident unintentionally caught their home on fire while clearing pests with a torch. Hawai‘i Fire Department ...

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions takes time and money. As Pitkin County pursues its aggressive climate action plans, it may ...

Video filmed by CNN in the capital Havana showed streets and buildings shrouded in total darkness, as people used electric torches to navigate the streets. By Saturday morning, the Cuban ...