The Latest on a deadly fire in a Honolulu high-rise apartment building (all times local): 3:35 p.m. Police aren't treating the Honolulu high-rise apartment building where three people died in a fire as a crime scene.
A resident who lives in the Honolulu high-rise that was hit by a deadly fire said it was "like a horror movie. except it wasn't a horror movie. It was for real." (July 15)
As flames raged through a Honolulu high-rise building, killing three people and injuring a dozen others, some residents didn't even realize a blaze had broken out.
A high-rise fire in Hawaii killed three people and injured dozens of others and some did not even know an inferno had broken out in the building until they opened their doors or saw firefighters rushing in.
Investigators look to piece together what caused the fire as the mayor says the law exempting buildings built before 1974 from sprinkler requirements may need to be amended.
Residents say there were no fire alarm sirens in the units at a Honolulu high-rise apartment building where three people were killed and a dozen injured
Residents say there were no fire alarm sirens in the units at a Honolulu high-rise apartment building where three people were killed and a dozen injured
As smoke filled his 26th-floor apartment in Honolulu, a Hawaiian Airlines manager made one final telephone call to his brother, the brother says, before both the man and his mother were killed in the blaze.
