Crystal Elliott, division chief for the McCutchanville Fire Department, confirmed the cause via text message. Officials suspected a faulty machine was to blame Friday evening as well. It sparked at Berry's Evansville Closures facility in the block of Kansas Road just after p.
It left large columns of black smoke looming over the city, and eventually blossomed into a three-alarm event before firefighters extinguished it about an hour later. Despite the size, no one was injured, Elliott said.
It's unclear what kind of machine caused the fire, or how it may have malfunctioned. A reporter asked if that meant there were no updates. More: Early signs in Berry-Amcor sale are mixed for Evansville. About people work at the Kansas Road facility, according to company information. It houses around 40 molding machines that churn out a variety of plastic caps and closures.
The 50,square-foot complex sits on about 17 acres, Vanderburgh County Assessor records state. It's housed plastics operations for decades, first under Sunbeam Plastics, which eventually became Rexam Closures. Berry took control of the facility in A third deadly skydiving accident has been reported in Pinal County after jumps that took off from Skydive Arizona.
Here's what we know about them. Amtrak said the train was traveling from San Jose to Sacramento when it came into contact with the motorcycle. Abilene police announced the death a man Monday morning. The gunman who held intensive care unit staff hostage at UPMC Memorial Hospital in Pennsylvania before killing a police officer and injuring five other people Saturday believed that more could have been done to save his wife, who was on life support for a terminal illness, according to a law enforcement official briefed on the investigation.
