Chicago Fire Department

Thirty people were displaced by the fire Monday evening. Multiple fundraisers have sprouted online.

Reina Murillo is thanking neighbors and first responders after the fire at 10855 Central Park Ave.

Construction crews ruptured a gas line Tuesday morning, leading authorities to divert cars elsewhere. 

Inspector General Joe Ferguson said the Department can save $1.2 million a year by moving firefighters.

The smoky fire started around 10:45 p.m. Sunday according to a neighbor, who said no one was hurt.

No one was injured in the fire that occurred about noon Monday.

The fire broke out just after noon on the school's second floor, officials said.

The Chicago Police Enforcers will play all home games at Brother Rice High School in Mount Greenwood.

The workers, who were burned, were taken to Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, fire officials said.

The man was one of three people who fled after police pulled over their van, authorities said.

Instructor Angel Lopez, of Morgan Park, is a first-degree black belt in Danzan Ryu Jujitzu.

A student at the University of Chicago's charter school accidentally discharged the spray.

A 31-year-old man suffered trauma after falling from a short height, fire officials said.

Ed Coglianese, 42, died rescuing people from a hotel the same day the Chicago Bears won Super Bowl XX.

The Fire Department didn't properly clear at least 20 firefighters, according to a report.