Series of Suspicious Fires in Denver Continues

Denver fire officials have two more fires to add to their growing list of suspicious incidents.

Two fires occurred, during the early morning hours of Thursday, and both have been labeled as suspicious.

One of the fires destroyed a vacant home, while the other burnt a telephone pole to the ground.

Over the last few weeks, a series of suspicious fires have occurred in the metro area.

Most of them have been in Denver and involved dumpsters being sent on fire.

Investigators believe that Thursday's fires were arson as well, and are trying to determine if there is any link to the previous incidents.

6 Killed 13 Injured in Philadelphia Building Collapse

Officials in Philadelphia updated the toll, from a building collapse, to six dead and thirteen injured.

A four story building, which was under demolition, collapsed and fell onto a neighboring Salvation Army store.

Investigators are trying to determine what caused the collapse.

In a sudden investigation of the construction company, that was carrying out the demolition, authorities found two of their four sites had safety violations.

Authorities have shut down all of the company's sites, while the investigation continues.

Austria Withdrawing From Golan Heights Peacekeeping Force

Austria has announced that they will be pulling their troops out of the UN peacekeepers in the Golan Heights.

UN forces are there as part of a mission to ensure peace between Israel and Syria.

However, recently violence from the Syrian civil war has spread to the border area.

The government of Austria does not want to see it's troops killed, whether accidentally or purposefully, in someone else's war.

Officials at the UN are highly worried over the withdrawal as Austria's troops make up three hundred and eighty of the thousand strong force.