Milwaukee, Highland Court apartment fire
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A student at Milwaukee Area Technical College captured a dramatic photo Tuesday morning of a chair on fire at the college's student center.
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WISN 12 News on MSN'Catch my baby': Neighbors help save toddler during Milwaukee apartment fireDavis and her fiancé, Alejandro Gonzalez, were on their third-floor balcony as smoke filled the hallways of their apartment at 27th Street and Highland Boulevard. A woman on the balcony above them sought help for her almost two-year-old child.
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed five deaths following the fire near 27th Street and Highland Boulevard on Mother's Day.
MILWAUKEE-- In the wake of a five-alarm fire that killed five people on Sunday at 2527 West Highland Boulevard, Milwaukee Fire Chief Aaron Lipski says at
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WISN 12 News on MSNMilwaukee County medical examiner responds to scene of car fireMilwaukee 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.
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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.
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WISN 12 News on MSNIntentional act not ruled out in Milwaukee fire that killed fiveMilwaukee 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 fatal fire. "Obviously, we'd love to know what started this fire," Lipski said.