Three people were hurt when an 18-year-old Elkhart man allegedly ran a stop sign and collided into a car which then crashed into the Harrison Township Fire House, 953mnc.com reported. It happened around 8:45 a.m. Sunday on County Road 9 at County Road 40.

According to the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office, the car that was hit struck the garage door of the fire station. The door then hit an unoccupied fire truck housed inside the station, the report said.

The driver who police say caused the crash says he tried to stop but slid on the slippery road, the report said.

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Retired firefighters joined fire staff, city officials, family, friends, and community members Sunday to dedicate Fire Station 41, ToledoBlade.com reported. The celebration included pushing a truck into the station as well as remarks from fire and city officials, a ceremonial “hose” cutting, and an open house where the hundred or so in attendance could tour the facility.

While the community celebrated Sunday, the station will not be fully up and running and occupied by fire staff for several days, the report said. Supply chain issues have caused a delay in getting some furniture and equipment, a fire official said.

The new 20,000-square-foot building at 1040 South Wynn Road replaces the former station 41 located along Seaman Road.

The new station features a new training room and space for firefighters to change and clean equipment after a run, the report said. It also houses living quarters for on-duty crews, which was an essential aspect of the $6 million project, which was funded through bond financing, a city official said, according to the report.

Six people are dead after two World War II-era military planes collided in midair and crashed at Dallas Executive Airport during an airshow Saturday afternoon, killing all on board, the Dallas County Medical Examiner’s office said Sunday. “We can confirm that there are six (fatalities),” a spokesperson for the Dallas County Medical Examiner’s office told CNN in a phone call.
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