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And now, Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

All right. Today is Tuesday, January 26th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning.

In the news this morning, dozens of firefighters rushed to the scene in Chester County after a blaze tour through a brewery and an apartment complex above on Monday night.

It happened at a building that houses victory brewing and multiple apartments located in the 600 block of West Cyprus Street and Kenneth Square.

The call came in at about 630 in the evening for a fire and reports of a loud bang.

A witness said all of a sudden

the building split open and a fireball shot out.

Jeez. According to a spokesperson with Victory Brewing, there was an explosion near the taproom.

Tonight, around 630, there was an explosion and a fire in the 600 block of West Cypress Street

in the building where the Victory Brewing Company, Kenneth Square taproom is located.

Our tap room was closed for business today, so no customers or team members were in the

building at the time of the incident, said chief marketing officer, Derek Dentonbury.

No injuries were reported.

Pico Cruz were on the scene and said roughly 55 customers were without power due to the

incident.

Investigators are working to determine the cause of the fire. That could have been a whole other outcome had it had been open. Had it had been opened? I know. And so there's a brewery there. And then the Caramore estates, their tasting room in Bluebell burnt down a few months ago. The hell. I know, right? Yeah. Penn.oc Cruise in southeastern Pennsylvania are preparing for a nuisance winter storm that will bring a wintry mix to parts of the region. The roads have been treated. On the way in, I saw the brine along the roadways. Yes. They've been treated. Snow isn't expected to accumulate, but some icy conditions are likely. If you do have to go to work or be on the roads, AAA recommends taking it slow, keeping your distance from other cars on the roadways and the crew is salting the

streets. It's especially important to watch for black ice, which is why AAA is urging

customers to fill up their gas tanks in case there's accidents and basically you get stuck

waiting. Ron Young, a spokesman for PennDOT said for the six-county area, they have

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