A man crossing the Seward Highway late Thursday was struck by an SUV and died, Anchorage police said Friday. The man was crossing the northbound lanes of the highway near Dowling Road around 8:20 p.m. when he was struck by a Kia Sorento, police said. Anchorage Fire Department medics responded and attempted lifesaving measures but the man died at the scene, police said. The driver remained on scene and cooperated with police, they said. Charges had not been filed as of Friday morning, according to police. It was the third pedestrian death in the past week in Anchorage. On Wednesday, a woman lying down in the South Anchorage Walmart parking lot was struck and killed by a minivan, police said. Police on Friday morning identified her as 52-year-old Mary Rickteroff-Andrew.  

PHOTOS: Crews responded to a warehouse that was engulfed in flames Sunday afternoon, the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District announced. The warehouse is located at 1200 4th St. where heavy smoke was seen coming out of the building's roof. The warehouse was vacant at the time of the fire, officials said. No injuries were reported. Crews were on scene for "several hours" in response to the fire. Video from the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District shows crews extinguishing the fire. County fire officials first tweeted about the fire at 4:24 p.m. on Sunday. The cause of the fire is unknown at this time and will be under investigation.  

VIDEO/PHOTOS: A West Warwick fire engine crashed through a station on Sunday. Officials said no one was hurt. Station 2, located at 834 Main St., was roped off with crime scene tape. According to West Warwick Battalion Chief Eric Norberg a door on the side of the truck popped open as the fire engine was leaving the station on a call. "It's under hydraulic springs or pistons. When they left it was closed, and when they started to proceed on the emergency response it did open," Norberg said. As the truck moved forward it continued to pull on the side of the building, so the driver stopped to lessen the extent of damage. According to Norberg the overhead garage door also came down on the truck, but officials said it suffered little damage and although it was taken out of service, they expect it to be operational soon. Station 2, where the accident happened, is one of four in town, so the rescue truck normally house at Station 2 has been temporarily moved to the Natick Station about a mile away.  

VIDEO: One person was taken into custody after an ambulance was stolen overnight in north St. Louis. There was a very quick and sizable response from the authorities after the incident happened. City police were able to track down the stolen ambulance and take a woman into custody. It all happened about 2:30 a.m. It is believed that the city dispatched the ambulance in response to a call regarding a potential psychiatric patient in the 2800 block of Arlington in north St. Louis. We're told that moments after the medic crew arrived at that call, the ambulance was stolen. The police immediately started trying to find it through a GPS tracking device on the ambulance. Officials gave information from that device to officers in the field.