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Motorcade carrying Vice President nominee Tim Walz crashed in Milwaukee
Initial reports indicate that several vehicles in the motorcade accompanying Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz were involved in a crash on the interstate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, while en route to the Summerfest grounds.
Details are still emerging about the incident, but it appears that multiple cars in the convoy were affected.
Several individuals are being assessed by medical staff, with additional emergency crews arriving at the scene.
One person has sustained a broken arm, and there are other minor injuries, but otherwise, everyone appears to be okay for now. The vehicle carrying Walz, his wife, and Rep. Moore was not affected.
Emergency services were quickly on the scene, and investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the crash and assess any potential injuries.
This is a developing story that will be updated when more information is available.
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Watch: Massive flames spotted at roof of Soho Building in Manhattan, fire raised to 2nd alarm
Firefighters Battle Second-Alarm Blaze at Soho Building in Manhattan, Baby Reported Inside Smoke-Filled Penthouse
Emergency crews are responding to a significant roof fire at a building in the heart of Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood.
Massive flames and thick smoke were reported late Tuesday evening, initially described as coming from the area near Broadway and Broome Street.
The fire was first reported by a 911 caller, prompting police to arrive on the scene and confirm a heavy smoke condition.
Firefighters were dispatched to what was initially reported as 451 Broome Street but later confirmed to be 487 Broadway, which houses a TJ Maxx store on the ground level.
As firefighters arrived, the blaze was found to be concentrated on the roof, with flames spreading quickly.
The fire was elevated to a second alarm, bringing additional resources and personnel to the scene to combat the growing inferno.
Adding to the urgency, fire crews on the scene reported that a baby was inside the smoke-filled penthouse of the building. Rescue operations are ongoing as firefighters work to locate and safely evacuate anyone trapped inside.
This is a developing story, and authorities are expected to release more information as they assess the situation.
Residents and visitors in the area are advised to avoid the vicinity while emergency crews work to bring the fire under control.