Fire in Chicago Today

Person sets himself on fire near CTA Blue Line stop

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Man sets fire, burns himself on CTA Blue Line train one month after arson attack: officials

A man set a fire on a CTA Blue Line train on the city's Northwest Side on Friday morning, Chicago police said.

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Man sets himself on fire near CTA Blue Line stop in Wicker Park

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Man sets himself on fire at Damen station on CTA Blue Line

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Chicago man accused in train attack is also charged with attempted arson in City Hall fire

A man accused of setting a woman on fire on a Chicago train last month has been indicted on an additional charge alleging he attempted to set City Hall on fire days before the train attack.

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Federal jury indicts suspect in CTA burning attack, City Hall fire

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Maniac repeat offender accused of setting Chicago train rider on fire now charged with trying to torch City Hall

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West Chatham house fire draws large Chicago firefighter response, mayday call

There is a large Chicago Fire Department response and a mayday has been called at a house fire in the city's West Chatham neighborhood.

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1 injured in Uptown apartment fire, Chicago police say

Flames tore through an Uptown apartment building Tuesday morning, leaving one woman injured, Chicago police said.

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Despite mayday call, no injuries in major house fire on Chicago’s South Side

CHICAGO - Firefighters are battling a large house fire on Chicago's South Side on Friday evening. The fire happened after 5 p.m. in the 8200 block of S Lafayette Avenue. Details on what caused the fire, damages or injuries are unknown at this time.

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Firefighters battle large blaze in Cicero, Illinois; Chicago Fire Department called in to help

Cicero and Chicago firefighters are battling a large fire in a commercial area of the west suburb on 25th Place.

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Chicago Man Accused in Blue Line Arson Attack Now Charged With Setting Fire at City Hall Days Earlier

Federal prosecutors unsealed a new indictment against Lawrence Reed, 50, that alleged he “maliciously damaged and attempted to damage and destroy, by means of fire” Chicago’s City Hall building, located at 121 N.