VIDEO: A Chicago Fire Department firetruck flipped on its side after colliding with a car on the South Side Tuesday night.. The crash occurred at about 11:25 p.m. in the 300-block of East 79th Street, police said. Police said a vehicle ran a red light and struck the firetruck, causing the fire truck to flip on its side. Five firefighters were transported to hospitals in good condition, police said. The driver of the car suffered minor injuries was also transported to a hospital in good condition. Police said the driver of the car will be issued traffic citations. Further details were not immediately available.  

It's still not clear what caused a big house fire in McHenry County. The fire ripped through this apartment building overnight, leading to a partial roof collapse. At one point, firefighters had to call for backup from nearby fire departments. One person was taken to the hospital in good condition and a firefighter was treated for minor injuries. The American Red Cross also showed up to help displaced residents. Just a few hours earlier and a few miles away, first responders had to rescue four people after the boat they were in went over the McHenry Dam. It happened around 9:30 Monday night. The victims, whose ages range from 24 to 47, were all taken to the hospital. So far, there's no word on their conditions.  

Five years ago on Tuesday, a massive fire gutted a grocery store in north Phoenix, covering homes in ash. A monsoon storm caused a roof collapse, rupturing a gas line and sparking that fire at the Safeway store at 35th Avenue and Northern Avenue. Even with a huge response from firefighters, the store could not be saved. A month later, Safeway announced it would not rebuild. Five years later, there's a gym and other new stores at the corner, but a bit of a "food desert" in the area with some neighbors telling us they have to go further for their groceries. "Usually, I will either walk if it's within walking distance, or I'll take the bus. There are other grocery stores around here like Food City, Fry's," Elaine Myers said. Others have adapted too. "Now I shop at Walmart or get stuff delivered to me," Tiffany Brown said.  

VIDEO: A Chicago Fire Department firetruck flipped on its side after colliding with a car on the South Side Tuesday night. The crash occurred at about 11:25 p.m. in the 300-block of East 79th Street, police said. Police said a vehicle ran a red light and struck the firetruck, causing the fire truck to flip on its side. Five firefighters were transported to hospitals in good condition, police said. The driver of the car suffered minor injuries and was also transported to a hospital in good condition. Police said the driver of the car will be issued traffic citations. Further details were not immediately available.  

PHOTOS: More than a dozen homes have been evacuated in Rolling Hills Estates, California, after the ground shifted, causing extensive damage, city and Los Angeles County officials said. Twelve homes were red-tagged as of Monday night, the Los Angeles County Fire Department said on Twitter. Sixteen residents had been displaced by that point, the department said. A break in a sewer main triggered by the land movement forced the evacuation of another five homes Tuesday afternoon, bringing the total number of evacuated homes to 17, city officials said. The incident has been unfolding since Saturday, with footage from CNN affiliate KCAL showing homes crumbling on the hillside, the structures buckling as the earth gives way. There's no clear indication when the ground movement might end, though city officials said that the movement had slowed as of Tuesday afternoon.  

Firefighters are dying on the job from heart attacks more than any other risk they face, but researchers and firefighting professionals say increased focus on physical fitness with annual medical and fitness testing could increase their resiliency. Heart disease and other cardiac issues have long been recognized as significant health risks for firefighters. Cardiac-related events have accounted for 43% of the on-duty duty fatalities over the past 10 years, according to a National Fire Protection Association report. In the general population in the U.S., about one in five people die from heart disease. Matt McAllister, a research fellow with the Translational Health Research Center at Texas State University, studies the effect of stress on firefighters and its relation to cardiovascular health.