Code Red
Coverage of Code Red in the Nexus archive.
- ‘Code Red.’ Two men injured after getting caught in duplex fire in Nashville
Two men were injured in a duplex fire in North Nashville on Thursday morning and were rescued by firefighters after a 'Code Red' was called. Firefighters located and evacuated both men, with one transported to the hospital and the other treated at the scene. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
- What is a Code Orange or Code Red air quality alert?
Air quality alerts like Code Orange and Code Red indicate elevated wildfire smoke risks. These alerts help identify who is most vulnerable and when to reduce outdoor exposure.
- New York City activates Code Red as worst of extreme heat arrives
New York City has activated Code Red as extreme heat reaches its peak. The article mentions NJ Burkett covering the story.
- Code Red activated in NYC amid extreme heat
New York City has activated a citywide Code Red due to extreme heat, providing shelter for homeless individuals. Code Reds are implemented during periods of extreme heat and humidity, with outreach teams assisting affected areas.
- DC fireworks show led to 'Code Red' air quality alert around nation's capital
Washington, D.C. issued a 'Code Red' air quality alert on Sunday morning following a record-setting fireworks display on the National Mall. The alert was issued hours after the fireworks event concluded.
- DC fireworks show led to ‘Code Red’ air quality alert around nation’s capital
D.C. issued a 'Code Red' air quality alert following a record-setting fireworks display on the National Mall. The alert occurred hours after the fireworks concluded.
- NYC braces for dangerous heat wave
New York City is experiencing a dangerous heat wave starting Wednesday with three days of extremely high temperatures, prompting a code red alert across the tri-state area. Public pools and cooling centers are open to help residents cope, with initial city plans announced on Monday.
- Newark activates Code Red as heat indices soar
Newark has activated a Code Red due to extreme heat, with heat indices reaching up to 102 degrees from noon on Thursday until 8 p.m. on Friday. Officials warn of the extreme heat and poor air quality in the tri-state area.