A Japanese sweet potato truck driver has gone viral after driving his burning van towards a fire station to seek help after it went up in flames.

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St. Johns County Fire Rescue says that the fire is 100% contained. "We have cleared the scene and traffic should be open in all directions," officials say. "Traffic might be heavy as it opens up." ...

SAN ANTONIO — Witnesses who stopped to gawk at a multi-vehicle west-side crash Friday morning expressed shock that nobody died. Joe Arrington, with the San Antonio Fire Department, said, "The key here ...