Chicago Fire Department

Chicago Fire Department said a woman was in fair-to-serious condition following a fire in Chatham.

The fire started in the 200 block of East Ontario Street about 11:15 a.m.

Police said the massive fire in a Bridgeport area warehouse was being investigated as a possible arson.

One of Chicago's largest fires in years started again Thursday morning, officials said.

A five-alarm response was required for blaze that started at one building and jumped to another one.

Six people hurt in an Ashburn fire were taken to hospitals in stable condition, authorities said.

A 15-year-old girl was injured.

The fire occurred in a six-unit building in the 400 block of East 66th Street at 12:15 a.m.

Sid Blustain wraps nearly 34 years of Chicago Fire Dept. service in neighborhood of his birth.    

A 78-year-old woman suffered burns in a South Side fire, officials said.

Two victims, including a child, were rescued from a Near West Side fire Sunday, the fire department said.

Neighbors said the woman who was killed in a Friday morning blaze was a "sweet girl."

A man who fell 20 feet to his death accessed the unlocked roof of the hotel, authorities said.      

Gas spill from a van brought fire crews to a downtown Hyatt hotel on Tuesday.

Man, 23, allegedly torched seven trash containers in Belmont Cragin on Sunday.