One of the men is in critical condition, the Chicago Fire Department said.
Two men were seriously injured in a Bronzeville awning collapse near East 44th Place and South Vincennes Avenue, the Chicago Fire Department said.Two men were hospitalized after an awning collapsed at a home on Chicago's South Side, fire officials said.
The collapse happened near East 44th Place and South Vincennes Avenue in the city's Bronzeville neighborhood. The Chicago Fire Department said one man was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center in critical condition. The other man was transported to the same hospital with serious injuries. There's no word yet on what caused the awning to give way. Authorities did not immediately provide further information about the collapse.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
2 Injured, 1 Seriously, in Bronzeville Porch Collapse: Chicago Fire DepartmentTwo people were injured, one seriously, when a porch collapsed at a residential building on Saturday afternoon in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood, authorities said.
Read more »
Everett Fire Department recommends safety tips after putting out house fireThe Everett Fire Department has recommended some fire prevention tips after extinguishing a house fire on Friday night.
Read more »
Abandoned mobile home caught fire near Curtis RoadCrews from the Northwest Fire District, Golder Ranch Fire District and Tucson Fire Department responded to an abandoned mobile home fire.
Read more »
Car thieves target commercial business garages on NW SideChicago police are warning commercial businesses in Chicago about recent garage break-ins and car thefts.
Read more »
Karen Sakata: Woman reported missing from Goose IslandChicago police are searching for a woman reported missing from Chicago's North Side Saturday morning.
Read more »
Actor Jesse Spencer, who starred on ‘Chicago Fire,’ lists Fulton Market loft for $1.8MActor Jesse Spencer, who starred for 10 seasons on the NBC drama “Chicago Fire,” on Wednesday placed his four-bedroom, 3,651-square-foot loft in the Fulton Market District area of the Near West Side’s West Loop neighborhood on the market for $1.8 million.
Read more »