Fulton man dies after apartment fire
Fulton Fire Department
FULTON, Mo. (KMIZ)
Fulton firefighters say an elderly man is dead after a fire broke out at an apartment building early Monday morning.
A release from the fire department said James Morrison, 68, has died. The Callaway County Medical Examiner s Office said Morrison was pronounced dead at Fulton Medical Center at 3:14 a.m. on Monday.
Firefighters said on Monday he received life-threatening injuries at the apartment in the 800 block of Green Street.
The release said the fire is still under investigation but it s not suspicious.
No others were hurt in the blaze. The fire department said the American Red Cross was called in to assist a resident living in an adjoining apartment.
FULTON- A Fulton house fire that left one person dead in Fulton has been ruled accidental.Â
Fire officials announced Thursday that they finished an investigation. In a news release, officials say everything was ruled out with the exception of an over loaded electrical outlet.
James Morrison, 68, died at Fulton Medical Center from injuries related to the fire.Â
The Fulton Fire Department responded to a fire on the 800 block of Green Street in Fulton Monday, Jan. 18 around 2:30 a.m. Fulton Fire Department Fulton Fire Department
Morrison was found with life threatening injuries and was transported to Fulton Medical Center to be treated. Fulton Police sent out an updated press release on Wednesday morning stating Morrison had died.Â
Mexico hospital sale still pending Published by admin on Thu, 12/31/2020 - 11:54am
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Discussion between Noble Health and SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital on the sale of the Mexico facility continue, but an agreement has yet to be reached.
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“This is not a process that can happen overnight,” The Hospital Coalition noted in a prepared statement. “We continue to collaborate with both parties to retain a viable hospital facility in Audrain County.”
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