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watch full video click here : alturl.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday." The stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed due to heavy winds from a storm system moving into the area. Dozens reported injured. So far, only 4 deaths reported.
watch full video click here : alturl.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday." The stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed due to heavy winds from a storm system moving into the area. Dozens reported injured. So far, only 4 deaths reported.
watch full video click here : alturl.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday." The stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed due to heavy winds from a storm system moving into the area. Dozens reported injured. So far, only 4 deaths reported.
watch full video click here : alturl.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday." The stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed due to heavy winds from a storm system moving into the area. Dozens reported injured. So far, only 4 deaths reported.
watch full video click here : alturl.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday." The stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed due to heavy winds from a storm system moving into the area. Dozens reported injured. So far, only 4 deaths reported.
watch full video click here : alturl.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday." The stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed due to heavy winds from a storm system moving into the area. Dozens reported injured. So far, only 4 deaths reported.
watch full video click here : alturl.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday." The stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed due to heavy winds from a storm system moving into the area. Dozens reported injured. So far, only 4 deaths reported.
watch full video click here : alturl.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday." The stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed due to heavy winds from a storm system moving into the area. Dozens reported injured. So far, only 4 deaths reported.
watch full video click here : alturl.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday." The stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed due to heavy winds from a storm system moving into the area. Dozens reported injured. So far, only 4 deaths reported.
watch full video click here : alturl.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday." The stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed due to heavy winds from a storm system moving into the area. Dozens reported injured. So far, only 4 deaths reported.
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Four people were killed and at least 40 more were injured after an outdoor stage collapsed in Indianapolis on Saturday night - minutes before the country group Sugarland was set to perform. Powerful winds from an approaching storm sent the Indiana State Fair stage to the ground about 9 pm, crushing some concertgoers and trapping others, authorities said. "It was like it was in slow motion," Sugarland fan Amy Weathers told the Indianapolis Star. "You couldn't believe it was actually happening." The victims are believed to have been seated between the stage and the grandstand in a VIP area called the "Sugar Pit," the Star reported. Thousands of people were awaiting the start of the show when the stage rigging fell onto the track. Paramedics and rescue crews from throughout the city converged on the grounds Saturday night. Workers were frantically digging a hole to try to reach those trapped beneath the rigging. At least 24 people were transported to area hospitals, the Star reported. "We are all right," Sugarland posted on Twitter just before 10 pm "We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." Emily Davis, who was in the Sugar Pit, said the stage collapsed just after the crowd had been told it might be evacuated if the storm worsened.
Indiana Stage Collapse - compiled footage - Stage rigging at state fair in US collapses due to strong winds, leaving at least four people dead and dozens injured. At least four people have been killed and dozens injured after an outdoor stage collapsed in windy weather at the Indiana State Fair. Strong winds caused the stage rigging for the outdoor concert to collapse on Saturday night, trapping and injuring concert-goers. Indiana State police spokesman David Bursten told the AP news agency that a "strong gust of wind upset the rigging above the stage at the Indiana State Fairgrounds and caused a collapse of the structure over the stage". Emergency crews were called to the scene, and workers were setting up a command centre to tend to those who were injured. The collapse came as thousands of concert-goers were being evacuated from the fairground grandstand to a nearby coliseum. The first act had completed and Sugarland, the Grammy-winning country duo, was about to begin its performance. "It was like it was in slow motion,'' Amy Weathers told the Indianapolis Star. "You couldn't believe it was actually happening.'' Sugarland released a statement on its website, epressing its sadness at the incident. "We are all right after our stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair tonight,'' the statement said. "Many of our fans and friends in Indianapolis may not be. Please keep them in your thoughts, prayers, or whatever form of strength you are able to send."
August 13, 2011 Three views of the deadly horrible stage collapse fall at Indiana State Fair INDIANAPOLIS — A stage collapsed during a powerful storm at the Indiana State Fair on Saturday, sending steel scaffolding into the terrified crowd below and killing at least four people among fans awaiting a performance by the country band Sugarland. The collapse came moments after an announcer warned of the advancing storm and gave instructions on what to do in event of an evacuation. Witnesses said a wall of dirt, dust and rain blew up quickly as a gust of high wind toppled the rigging. People ran amid screams and shouts, desperate to get out of the way. Hundreds of concert-goers rushed afterward amid the chaos to tend to the injured, many with upraised arms seeking to lift heavy beams, lights and other equipment that blew down onto the crowd. Many of the injured were in the VIP section closest to the stage. Emergency crews set up a triage center in a tunnel below the grandstand at the Indianapolis fairgrounds. About 40 people were injured, including at least one child, WTHR reported. Witnesses reported seeing many people with head and neck injuries and broken bones. Todd Harper, spokesman for Wishard Memorial Hospital in the city, said today that at least 18 patients were brought in. He said their problems ranged from head injuries and bone fractures to lacerations and other cuts and bruises. He said those injuries were not life-threatening and conditions ranged from fair to ...
INDIANAPOLIS -- Four people were killed and a dozen injured after a stage collapsed during a storm Saturday night at the Indiana State Fair, where the country group Sugarland was set to perform, the Indianapolis Star and WTHR reported. Strong winds caused the stage rigging for the outdoor concert to collapse at the fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Fans were trapped and injured in the incident shortly before 9 pm It happened before the band had taken the stage. Details on the conditions of those injured were not immediately known. Indiana State Police told The Associated Press they were still working to gather information and did not have anything to release yet. Emergency crews were called to the scene. Workers were setting up a command center to tend to those who were injured. The Star reported that thousands of concert-goers were being evacuated to a nearby building because of high winds when the rigging for the stage fell onto the track where some were seated. "It was like it was in slow motion," concert-goer Amy Weathers told the newspaper. "You couldn't believe it was actually happening." Those who were injured were being moved to a tunnel below the stage, the Star reported. A hole was being dug to try to reach those trapped beneath the rigging.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Four people were killed and a dozen injured after a stage collapsed during a storm Saturday night at the Indiana State Fair, where the country group Sugar land was set to perform, the Indianapolis Star and WTHR reported. Strong winds caused the stage rigging for the outdoor concert to collapse at the fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Fans were trapped and injured in the incident shortly before 9 pm It happened before the band had taken the stage. Details on the conditions of those injured were not immediately known. Indiana State Police told The Associated Press they were still working to gather information and did not have anything to release yet. Emergency crews were called to the scene. Workers were setting up a command center to tend to those who were injured. Thousands of concert-goers were being evacuated to a nearby building because of high winds when the rigging for the stage fell onto the track where some were seated. "It was like it was in slow motion," concert-goer Amy Weathers told the Indianapolis Star. "You couldn't believe it was actually happening." Those who were injured were being moved to a tunnel below the stage, the Star reported. A hole was being dug to try to reach those trapped beneath the rigging. Associated Press photographer Darron Cummings was in the audience attending the concert as a fan shortly before the collapse. He said an announcer gave the crowd instructions on how to evacuate if the weather worsened, but said they hoped ...
Subscribe For Me ------------------------ News -------- Stage collapse kills at least three at Indiana State Fair From wire reports Fans who had been waiting to see the band Sugarland attempted to hold up the stage rigging after high winds blew it over Saturday night at the Indiana State Fair. At least three people were killed in the collapse. Matt Kryger Fans who had been waiting to see the band Sugarland attempted to hold up the stage rigging after high winds blew it over Saturday night at the Indiana State Fair. At least three people were killed in the collapse. INDIANAPOLIS | Authorities confirmed four deaths after a stage collapsed Saturday night during a storm at the Indiana State Fair, according to the Indianapolis Star. More than three dozen people were reported injured in the incident at the fairgrounds in Indianapolis, where the popular country band Sugarland was set to perform. Strong winds caused the stage rigging for the outdoor concert to collapse, trapping and injuring concert-goers shortly before 9 pm No one was performing at the time. The opening act had finished, and the crowd was waiting for Sugarland to take the stage. Indiana State Police did not immediately return phone messages to The Associated Press to comment on the deaths. But the Indianapolis Star and WTHR-TV reported that four people died, based on information released by authorities. Details on the conditions of those injured were not immediately known. Emergency crews were called to the ...
Aug 13, 2011: The overhead stage rigging collapses into the crowd in front of the stage at the Hoosier Lottery Grandstand at the Indiana State Fair. Four people were killed and at least 40 more were injured after an outdoor stage collapsed in Indianapolis on Saturday night - minutes before the country group Sugarland was set to perform. Powerful winds from an approaching storm sent the Indiana State Fair stage to the ground about 9 pm, crushing some concertgoers and trapping others, authorities said. "It was like it was in slow motion," Sugarland fan Amy Weathers told the Indianapolis Star. "You couldn't believe it was actually happening." The victims are believed to have been seated between the stage and the grandstand in a VIP area called the "Sugar Pit," the Star reported. Thousands of people were awaiting the start of the show when the stage rigging fell onto the track. Paramedics and rescue crews from throughout the city converged on the grounds Saturday night. Workers were frantically digging a hole to try to reach those trapped beneath the rigging. At least 24 people were transported to area hospitals, the Star reported. "We are all right," Sugarland posted on Twitter just before 10 pm "We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." www.facebook.com Emily Davis, who was in the Sugar Pit, said the stage collapsed just after the crowd had been told it might be evacuated if the storm worsened. Read more ...
Authorities: 3 dead in Indiana fair stage collapse NDIANAPOLIS—Authorities said they have confirmed at least three deaths after a stage collapsed Saturday night during a storm at the Indiana State Fair, where country act Sugarland was set to perform. About two dozen people were reported injured in the incident at the fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Strong winds caused the stage rigging for the outdoor concert to collapse, trapping and injuring concert-goers shortly before 9 pm No one was performing at the time, witnesses said. The opening act had finished, and the crowd was waiting for Sugarland to take the stage. Indiana State Police spokesman David Bursten told The Associated Press that a "strong gust of wind upset the rigging above the stage at the Indiana State Fairgrounds and caused a collapse of the structure over the stage." The incident left at least three people dead and about 24 injured, he said. Bursten said the injuries ranged from "very serious to cuts and scrapes." Emergency crews were called to the scene, and workers were setting up a command center to tend to those who were injured. The collapse came as thousands of concert-goers were being evacuated from the fairground grandstand to a nearby coliseum when a wind gust brought down the stage rigging. The rigging fell onto an area where some fans were seated. "It was like it was in slow motion," concert-goer Amy Weathers told the Star. "You couldn't believe it was actually happening injured were being moved to ...
INDIANAPOLIS -- Four people were killed and a dozen injured after a stage collapsed during a storm Saturday night at the Indiana State Fair, where the country group Sugarland was set to perform, the Indianapolis Star and WTHR reported. Strong winds caused the stage rigging for the outdoor concert to collapse at the fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Fans were trapped and injured in the incident shortly before 9 pm It happened before the band had taken the stage. Details on the conditions of those injured were not immediately known. Indiana State Police told The Associated Press they were still working to gather information and did not have anything to release yet. Emergency crews were called to the scene. Workers were setting up a command center to tend to those who were injured. The Star reported that thousands of concert-goers were being evacuated to a nearby building because of high winds when the rigging for the stage fell onto the track where some were seated. "It was like it was in slow motion," concert-goer Amy Weathers told the newspaper. "You couldn't believe it was actually happening." Those who were injured were being moved to a tunnel below the stage, the Star reported. A hole was being dug to try to reach those trapped beneath the rigging.
Updated link: news.blogs.cnn.com "A stage at the Indiana State Fair collapsed Saturday. At least a dozen were hurt, according to the Indianapolis Star newspaper. The country music duo Sugarland, who was slated to appear on stage Saturday, tweeted that they were okay: "We are all right. We are praying for our fans, and the people of Indianapolis. We hope you'll join us. They need your strength." A witness told CNN that inclement weather played a part in the incident, which was posted on Youtube. "A big gust of wind came through. You could see a lot of people panicking. All the scaffolding and speakers - all that came crashing down - and the whole stand just collapsed," Aaron Richmann said. Video from CNN affiliate WTHR showed flashing lights and emergency vehicles on the scene. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana Saturday evening. "Thunderstorms may be severe with damaging winds and large hail as the main threats," the weather service said. "The storms will also produce dangerous lightning and brief heavy rainfall." The weather service said thunderstorms were possible for the area Sunday."
The man who played Officer Hightower in the Police Academy movies has passed away. Football star turned actor Bubba Smith died this week at the age of 66. The 6-foot-7 Smith was a pro bowl defender and Super Bowl champion with the Baltimore Colts in 1971. After his retirement he took up acting, most famously playing the role of florist turned cop Moses Hightower: Smith also appeared on Good Times, Charlie's Angels, Family Matters, and Married With Children. The cause of Smith's death is not yet known, but a coroner's statement says it appears to be natural.
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