Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski said, "We can't rule anything out" when it comes to the cause of the apartment building fire that killed five people Sunday. Lipski and other city leaders held a news conference Tuesday afternoon about the five-alarm fatal fire.

MILWAUKEE — An investigation is underway into a suspected car fire in a Milwaukee alley near 10th and Burleigh. Police have taped off the area. Photos from our crew on scene show fire crews surrounding a burned car and garage in the background.

Milwaukee's Fire Chief is sounding the alarm about the absence of fire sprinkler systems in certain buildings, following a tragic apartment fire that claimed the lives of five people over the weekend.

Milwaukee firefighters are at the scene of a possible car fire. The fire was near 10th Lane and Burleigh Street in Milwaukee, just north of downtown Milwaukee. The car was right outside of a garage, and there is caution tape posted in the area.

An "intentional act" cannot be ruled out as the cause of a fatal fire that occurred Sunday morning near 27th and Highland, according to Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski.

Authorities are responding to a large apartment fire near 27th and Highland Sunday morning, May 11. CBS 58 has a crew at the scene working to gather details. Stick with CBS 58 on-air

The Milwaukee Fire Department marks 150 years of service, sharing historical anecdotes on social media from their past engagements and the evolution of their duties.

A student at Milwaukee Area Technical College captured a dramatic photo Tuesday morning of a chair on fire at the college's student center.