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Water rescue underway at Big Cottonwood Creek
Water rescue underway at Big Cottonwood Creek

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time3 days ago

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Water rescue underway at Big Cottonwood Creek

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Emergency personnel are responding to a water rescue at Big Cottonwood Creek, according to Unified Fire. Details are limited at this time, but crews are currently on scene at Big Cottonwood Creek in Big Cottonwood Canyon. This is a developing story. ABC4 will update this post as new information becomes available. Live: FBI Director: Pearl Street Mall incident a 'targeted terror attack in Boulder' Water rescue underway at Big Cottonwood Creek 6 Senate Republicans who could hold up Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' Garage on Beck's 'Last Dance': Saying goodbye to an SLC staple What is a Powertrain Warranty and What Does it Cover? Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Family displaced, Bluffdale home collapses in early morning fire
Family displaced, Bluffdale home collapses in early morning fire

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time12-05-2025

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Family displaced, Bluffdale home collapses in early morning fire

BLUFFDALE, Utah () — A family in Bluffdale is looking for temporary housing after their home was extensively damaged in a house fire early Monday morning, May 12. The call for the fire near 3300 West and Tucannin Cove came in around 3:30 a.m., according to the Bluffdale Fire Department. Nearby residents reported hearing 'possible explosions' coming from the garage. By the time firefighters arrived on scene, the garage had become fully engulfed in flames, and the fire extended into the attic and living space of the home. Blended high school senior may not get the graduation he earned Fire crews started on the offensive, battling the fire from the inside. However, about 25 minutes into the firefight, the home's roof collapsed, forcing firefighters outside on a defensive stance. Bluffdale Fire said its crews, along with crews from Unified Fire, were able to get the flames under control shortly after. Fortunately, there were no injuries in the fire, according to Bluffdale Fire. The family was able to self-evacuate from the home safely and are currently working with Red Cross to find temporary housing. Bluffdale Fire told ABC4 it is currently unclear what started the fire, and an investigation is underway. It is also unclear if the home is considered to be a total loss as of Monday morning. Family displaced, Bluffdale home collapses in early morning fire Blustery winds blow through Utah, bringing in next storm system U.S. and China announce deal to cut tariffs Trump faces bipartisan pressure to restore public funding tracker How Americans fell out of love with the convertible Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

36-unit Midvale apartment building evacuated due to fire, flooding
36-unit Midvale apartment building evacuated due to fire, flooding

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time08-03-2025

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36-unit Midvale apartment building evacuated due to fire, flooding

MIDVALE, Utah (ABC4) — A 36-unit apartment building in Midvale was evacuated early Saturday morning due to a fire, according to the Unified Fire Authority. Shortly before 12:30 a.m. on March 8, fire crews responded to an alarm at an apartment building located on the 7900 South block of Main Street. Personnel arrived on scene to find heavy smoke coming out of the three-story building, according to Kelly Bird, Unified Fire. Local police were already on scene evacuating residents, according to Bird. Sen. Dan Thatcher leaves Republican party for Utah Forward party The fire reportedly started in a bottom-floor apartment at the end of the building. Authorities believe the fire started due to an issue with a bathroom fan. The fire spread upward, causing damage to two additional apartments directly above — on the second and third floors. Additionally, a water line broke on the bottom floor, causing six inches of water to flood all 12 units on the floor. It is unknown whether this was related to or caused by the fire, Bird said. All residents on the bottom floor, as well as the residents of the apartments above the unit where the fire started, have been displaced. The rest of the units sustained varying degrees of smoke damage, according to Bird. Red Cross is assisting with those displaced. No injuries occurred during this incident. Sandy Fire, West Jordan Fire, South Salt Lake Fire, and Draper Fire also assisted with this response. No further information is available at this time. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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