A Sunset (TX) Fire Department engine blocking an interstate crash was hit by a passing 18-wheeler and significantly damaged on Wednesday, according to a report published by KAUZ News 6.

The television station reported no one was injured, but the engine was sent about 60 feet after the secondary crash which occurred during a winter storm.  The engine sustained significant damage and the fire department says the loss of the apparatus was a “devastating blow” to the volunteer fire department.

Both Cleveland fire and police officials are asking the public for help locating a stolen trailer, reports cleveland19.com.

Police officials say the Community Emergency Response Team trailer was last seen on February 8. They believe that the white trailer was stolen from the Cleveland Fire Training Academy at 3101 Lakeside Ave.

Anyone with tips regarding the missing trailer is encouraged to call detectives at 216-623-5318.

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Decorah city officials had been surveying a trio of locations for a potential new fire station, but they’ve now narrowed that list down to one: the existing City Hall property, reports decorahnews.com.

Officials say the Heivly Street property is the best location for the new facility.

The city is still mulling whether to embark on a $10 million project, which would include some remodeling of City Hall, or a $15 million project, which would include major upgrades to City Hall, according to the report.

City council said that a further study is needed before committing to a project of either magnitude; a special city council meeting or a study session are potential outcomes.