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NEW BRAUNFELS, TX – Fire officials in New Braunfels responded to a car erupting in flames while parked at a shopping center on Monday.

The fire occurred in the parking lot outside of Spec’s Wines, Spirits, and Finer Foods just off of Interstate 35, according to News 4 San Antonio.

No injuries were sustained as a result of the blaze and New Braunfels Fire Department was able to extinguish it promptly. Details regarding why the vehicle burst into flames have not yet been made available.

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MIDLAND, TX – A female employee has died following a fire at a Wag N’ Tail Pet Resort on Saturday afternoon, according to reports.

The Midland Fire Department responded to the scene at approximately 5:53 p.m.

After extinguishing the fire, crews found a deceased female. The woman was identified, but her name will not be released at this time.

The owners of the pets that were left in the resort were notified. Four of the animals were transported to a local pet hospital to be treated.

The cause of the fire is unknown and there is an on-going investigation.

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AUSTIN, TX – One individual has been injured following a fire in a duplex located in Central Austin on June 1st, according to Fox Austin.

The fire ignited at a duplex living building on Bailey Lane near West 39 1/2 Street at approximately midnight.

Three people were in the duplex during the fire. All of them were able to evacuate the home on time, except for one individual that was hospitalized with potentially serious injuries.

The cause of the fire is unclear and under investigation.

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SAN ANTONIO, TX – A woman and her boyfriend in a south San Antonio neighborhood were sent to the hospital after she allegedly set his car on fire overnight, according to the San Antonio Express-News.

The incident occurred around midnight at 2700 Roosevelt Avenue, where the El Tejas Motel is located.

According to authorities, the couple was having an argument that led her to use an accelerant, lighting his car on fire. The boyfriend was burned in the process.

Both people were brought to the hospital following the incident.

At this time, an investigation is still pending, and there are no charges that have been filed.

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Two people died and a deputy was injured due to a two-vehicle crash, according to an April 16 article by Fox 7 Austin.

The incident occurred around noon on Wednesday, April 15, at the intersection of Hester Crossings Road and CR-172. The deputy was hospitalized due to burn injuries he got while pulling a passenger out of a burning vehicle.

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Four people were killed in a crash on Thursday evening, according to a March 20 article by Austin Daily Herald.

The incident happened in Second Drive Southwest near 11th Avenue Southwest, around 6:02 PM. Police found a 2005 Chevrolet Malibu Maxx in flames with substantial damage from the wreck prior to the fire. Unfortunately, officers found no signs of life inside the vehicle.

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