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This Thanksgiving, you may be deep frying a turkey to serve up to your family. Well, if you're the cook that's going to be supplying the turkey to your family, you may want to take some tips from this video of what not to do.

If a fire breaks out in your house, there are a number of things you should do. First, GET THE HELL OUT OF THE HOUSE. Actually, that's really all that you should do.

A modular home just off Mullan Road was virtually destroyed by fire on Thursday morning.

At about 3 a.m. Sunday morning, September 29, the Missoula Fire Department was called out to a blaze that started in the first level of the city parking garage.

A fire was reported in a Lolo apartment early Saturday morning, located on the street just above the new Lolo Peak Brewery.

On Monday afternoon, a fire broke out at the top of the recently-closed Colossus roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, Calif. If you're not familiar with Colossus, it was the roller coaster featured in the 1983 movie "National Lampoons's Vacation."

So, if you have firefighter friends and one of them says that they're bored, maybe offer them a board game to play or go out for a beer or something. But definitely DON'T do what this woman did.

A structure fire damaged an apartment complex on Kemp Street just before midnight on Friday.

A fire started Monday afternoon on private land near Missoula in mixed grass and timber. The Colorado Gulch Fire has triggered response from the Montana Department of Natural Resources, local fire departments and the Forest Service.

So, to all you smokers out there, you should heed this warning: Do not flick lit cigarettes out the car window while driving! Why? Well, here's why.

A column of smoke could be seen rising above Missoula Yesterday near Southgate Mall. Missoula City Assistant Fire Chief Jeff Brandt says crews were called out to a structure fire on Schilling Street at about 9:00 a.m. "We had a fully involved structure fire over there: a garage/shop, that caught on fire," said Bradt...

What was a controlled burn quickly turned into an out of control fire Thursday in the 5000 block of Pattee Canyon Road in Missoula.