A propane-powered saw is identified as carbon monoxide source in Kittery daycare incident. Eleven were sent to hospital.

A propane-powered saw, used without a permit, is identified as carbon monoxide source in Kittery daycare incident. Eleven were sent to hospital.

Several people were brought to the hospital for injuries not considered life-threatening after a carbon monoxide incident at Building Blocks Learning Center.

By Tammy Mutasa Click here for updates on this story KITTERY, Maine (WBZ) — Seven children were rushed to the hospital after ...

The fire marshal’s office said it operated the building’s heating system in coordination with Maine Fuel Board inspectors and ...

Experts are warning to take precautions with gas-powered heaters and appliances during this frigid cold. Read online: <a ...

The Maine Fire Marshal's Office said carbon monoxide that prompted the evacuation of a Kittery day care and led to nearly a ...

A fatal fire which claimed the life of a Sutton-in-Ashfield man has been ruled accidental by a coroner. John Burke, who was ...

Fire Calls March 6 At 8:33 a.m., firefighters were called to the 12000 block of Yosemite Avenue for a water flow alarm at a business. Firefighters found a broken main line on the fire suppression ...

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At 5:50 a.m., firefighters were called to the 13500 block of Inglewood Avenue for a report of a natural gas leak inside a home. The homeowner reported that two burners on the ...

Trauma Centre is reminding families to take extra precautions to ensure children's safety while enjoying winter ...