Ted Posadowski, Kingston Fire and Rescues' chief fire prevention officer, says they responded with two dozen firefighters and six trucks.

An overnight fire has destroyed a building near the corner of Bath and Palace roads. 

Kingston police say at least eight others were injured in the crash, and they are still trying to determine how it happened.

In one instance, Kingston Fire and Rescue said fireworks caused damage to the roof of a building the evening of July 1.

According to Kingston Chief Fire Prevention Officer, five homes were inspected in the summer of 2019 following a complaint by a resident.

Firefighters initially thought the animal was a dog, but once they got closer, they realized it was a coyote and stopped their rescue efforts.

Firefighters worked to put out a kitchen fire, and also rescued a large snake.

Division Street will remain closed between Stephen and Russell streets on Thursday morning following a structure fire at an abandoned home.

Firefighters are investigating the cause of a fire at a midtown motel in Kingston on Tuesday.

Kingston Fire and Rescue crews were reportedly called to the 200 block of Weller Avenue just after 4 a.m. to battle the blaze.