A colossal fireball sent smoke spiraling into the sky in a residential area of West Los Angeles, with numerous reports of an ...

The fire happened at the South Shore Marina, near the Colorado River and Lake Travis. “I had seen through the sliding glass door in the window area, this huge ball of fire kind of go up into the ...

the property is accentuated by a large pool with waterfalls and fire elements and a spa that seats 14. To one side of the house there’s a six-hole chip-and-put green and bocce ball and croquet ...

On that sheet it was also written that this game comes with 2 balls, balls that I didn't have, so I made 2 wooden balls, also on the lathe, using a wonderful technique to make round balls.

Last week, Ball was officially named as the city's new fire chief. After nearly 28 years with Dallas Fire-Rescue, Ball is stepping into the top role with a focus on firefighter wellness ...

4:03 p.m. April 10, 2025: Updated with statements from the Dallas Fire Fighters Association, Dallas City Council members. Justin Ball, a nearly 30-year veteran of Dallas Fire-Rescue who has served ...

Dallas Fire-Rescue has its new leader. City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert announced Thursday that Justin Ball will be the next chief of Dallas' fire department. Ball has been the interim fire ...

Justin Ball has served as the interim chief of Dallas Fire-Rescue since last June. Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert appointed him to the position full time on Thursday. The city of ...

DALLAS — The city of Dallas has named the next permanent Dallas Fire-Rescue chief, and he's a familiar face. Justin Ball, who has served as interim fire chief since June of 2024 after former ...

Ball was selected as the city's 18th fire chief after the city conducted a local and national search to replace Dominique Artis, who in January took on the role of chief of public safety ...

You can teleport away from opponents, fire a super-shot goalwards that knocks all players out of the way – goalkeeper included – and even use a magnet that pulls the ball alongside you.

The man, Jonathan E. Quiles, 20, said in a written statement that he had lit cotton balls on fire and kicked them under a Chevrolet sedan in Medford, N.Y., according to court documents.