For two of the first five firefighters to enter the building, it was their very first active fire.
A high-rise construction project that burned to the ground in downtown Raleigh will rise again. Some are expressing concerns.
Slow progress is still progress. The site of Raleigh's worst fire in history is slowly but surely coming together.
In the four months since Raleigh's biggest fire in nearly a century, residents around the downtown site still have a lot of questions.
The investigation into the cause of the March 16th blaze at the then-under-construction Metropolitan Apartments is still "ongoing."
Nearby business owners and residents say work at the downtown site has ceased and they are wondering when all streets will reopen. Tight-lipped city officials say only the investigation is "ongoing."