Jenna Ulrich didn’t expect her first fire call to smell like a Texas roadhouse—but irony was on the menu

Traffic was stopped for hours in Missouri as a semi-truck carrying 40,000 lbs of ribeye steak ignited.

The fire ignited as the Nissan Pathfinder was parked in a garage. The flames quickly spread to nearby homes.

The batteries could easily erupt in flames and explode, making the clean up process much harder.

The truck flipped multiple times and violently slammed into the side of steep terrain.

It was a whippet-fueled rampage with a Honda Accord as a weapon.

You're at fault if you fail to yield to a fire truck when its lights and sirens are on. Move over.

Firefighters swore that the SUV was left in park and don't know how it rolled with such force on flat ground.

Diesel was leaking from the truck, making it harder to get control of the fire that spread to packages.

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Fluids such as gas and oil leaked from the truck into a creek below, potentially contaminating the water.

Emergency responders didn't realize the fire truck was missing until after they assisted a patient.

Firefighters were called to help as the baby pigs became visibly stressed with the risk of overheating.

Gas sprayed out of the pump for hours, flooding the gas station lot and local streets.

The truck cab was ripped in half during impact, sending two passengers flying as the train burst into flames.

The SUV hit a gas line, causing the Domino's restaurant to explode. The roof was ripped off.

The man's blood alcohol content was double the legal limit and he said he hit a curb.

The phone automatically sent its location to emergency fire crews when the driver couldn't move.

Reportedly, having the cat in the fire truck was a selfish move made without any approval.

Emptying the load of burning trash into the street was the right move to protect the truck and driver.