(CNN) — Two firefighters lost their lives responding to a nine-alarm fire at a brick brownstone in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood Wednesday. More than a dozen other firefighters were injured. "In 30 years, I've never seen a fire travel that fast
BOSTON —Two Boston firefighters were killed Wednesday when a massive nine-alarm fire ripped through a Beacon Street brownstone, sources tell NewsCenter 5. At least 18 others, including several firefighters, were taken
Boston fire fighters were rocked today by a nine alarm blaze that killed two firefighters and injured 18 fire and police officers in the densely populated Back Bay section of the city. The blaze broke out shortly before 2,45 p.m.
Two firefighters died battling today's nine-alarm blaze on Beacon Street in the Back Bay this afternoon that sent another 13 to the hospital, fire officials and Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced tonight. "Today's a sad day for the city of Boston," Walsh
A man was arrested for allegedly trying to burn down the Masonic Temple Lodge on Tremont Street in Boston.