A Russian pensioner takes a box of matches into a bank and douses a row of cash machines with flammable liquid.

An arson investigation is underway in Los Angeles after a group of bicyclists allegedly set a trash can on fire Saturday afternoon, said the Los Angeles Police Department.

These suspected arsonists all got instant karma when they set themselves on fire. In 2024, two arson suspects set themselves on fire while also destroying a barbershop in Australia. In 2023, one customer learned why smoking isn't allowed at gas stations after flames engulfed his car.

A man accused of starting a fire at a western Wisconsin strip club claims he did it because they're "against his beliefs," charges in Dunn County say. Colton Jansen, 25, has been charged with arson after a fire at Shooter's Showgirls in Elk Mound, Wisconsin on Saturday.

The Louisiana Department of Health says two people, including an 85-year-old Pointe Coupee man, died from winter weather-related deaths. A report from the Louisiana Legislative Auditor revealed that Louisiana residents spend more money every month on energy bills than the national average, but what we are paying for is less reliable.

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Fargo police have confirmed that a Minnesota man has been arrested in connection to a January 15 apartment fire.

State police Fire Marshal Joseph Hall has ruled arson as the cause of a house fire Friday and the suspect remains at large. The 6:08 a.m. fire injured three people. Amir Dunn, who sustained minor burns and broken bones after jumping from a second floor window,

The New York State Police arrested Scott T. Kleinberger, 62, of Cobleskill on January 18 on arson charges. Police tell us on January 17 around 1:17 p.m., they responded to the area of Slate Hill Road in Sharon,

A Franklin Township man is facing arson and fraud charges after deputies said he burned his home one month after he bought it.

Woman facing pending arson charge after a fire at the Irongate Apartments and Townhomes in Aurora on Friday afternoon.

The most dangerous criminal in the world is a wildland arsonist with a match,” says Ed Nordskog, a former detective with the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department and internationally renowned fire investigator.