Fire burns warehouses in Minneapolis, causing partial building collapses. Crews are battling a multi-alarm blaze in Northeast Minneapolis as of September 7, 2025, at 5:38 p.m.
- Several buildings partially collapsed in Minneapolis
- Fire damaged at least four buildings
- Fire started around 4 a.m. on Central Avenue
- Firefighting efforts hindered by low water pressure
- Abandoned buildings and debris complicated response
- No injuries reported at this time
The Minneapolis Fire Department reports a large fire on Central Avenue Northeast, starting around 4 a.m. on September 7. Several buildings, including abandoned warehouses, have partially collapsed. Firefighters focus on exterior suppression due to dangerous conditions. Low water pressure and obstructions like tires and nearby railroads hinder efforts. No injuries are reported. Crews will stay on scene for hours to prevent further spread.
- Fire started in a two-story commercial building on Central Avenue Northeast.
- Multiple buildings, including abandoned warehouses, are affected.
- Firefighters face challenges from low water pressure and debris.
- Crews remain on scene for hours to prevent spread and ensure safety.
The incident highlights difficulties in firefighting due to infrastructure issues and surrounding hazards. No injuries have been reported, but the situation remains critical.
Authorities continue monitoring the scene, and additional updates are expected as firefighters work to contain the fire.
