Upstate New York property, frequented by stars, Jewish guests and others until it shuttered in 1986, thought to have inspired 'Dirty Dancing.' Cause of blaze under investigation

Scientists warn climate change causing long and more intense heatwaves as temperature records break, fires rage across continent

Around 100 firefighters battle blaze in Camp Airy dining hall for three hours; administrators say everyone safe and accounted for

Family of Rami Nori, 81, who was in a bed next to the smoker, accuses Sheba Medical Center of negligence for not having fire extinguishing systems in place; Sheba denies charges

Fire initially reported at around 4:30 p.m.; girl's body not found until around 10 p.m., following hours of searching

Family was apparently vacationing in wooden home; mother seriously injured, father in moderate condition, as fire engulfs building; brother, 6, unharmed

A household name in Orthodox circles for decades, the DJ has been broadcasting since 2002 from his NYC headquarters, destroyed Sunday in what's believed to be an electrical blaze

Another 15 people injured by blaze in southern West Bank town of Tuffah, including neighbors who tried to rescue the family

In a book whose release is timed to coincide with the March 25 anniversary of the NYC blaze that killed 146 garment workers, Martin Abramowitz describes searching for painful truth

International body's environment program says the most ambitious efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions won't prevent a dramatic surge in the frequency of extreme fire conditions