A fire destroyed multiple cabins at Grand Bear Resort at Starved Rock southwest of Chicago Monday afternoon.
-- A fire destroyed multiple cabins and villas at Grand Bear Resort at Starved Rock southwest of Chicago Monday afternoon.Utica Assistant Fire Chief Drew Partain said the blaze started with a porch fire on one of the cabins – which are owned separately from the resort.The fire was so intense that it was visible on satellite images.The Grand Bear Resort said everyone was evacuated safely.
A total of 57 fire departments responded to the scene, Partain said. The American Red Cross of Greater Chicago also responded.at the same resort – then known as Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort.© 2022 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.Please enter email address to continue
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