Newly released footage captures a dog accidentally starting a fire after chewing on a lithium-ion battery inside a North Carolina home.

A Queens e-bike shop that caught on fire a year ago due to a lithium-ion battery fire, went up in flames yet again, and for the exact same reason, the FDNY said Saturday.

Video shared with WRAL News shows the moment a lithium-ion battery caught fire inside a home, feet away from a dog.The<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

The dog's owner, a North Carolina firefighter, shared the video to show the importance of storing items with lithium batteries correctly.

Madison firefighters quickly extinguished a fire caused by an electric scooter on the 1200 block of Lawrence Street on Monday.

This week is National Fire Prevention Week and Zanesville’s local fire department has some tips to stay safe. This year’s theme is “Charge into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home,” focusing on tips to prevent fires caused by the commonly used rechargeable batteries.

In a statement, Air China confirmed that a lithium battery in a passenger’s carry-on luggage stored in the overhead compartment 'spontaneously ignited'

A nother warning has been issued by the London Fire Brigade (LFB) about the dangers of throwing out batteries in bins, specifically lithium-ion ones, after a bin lorry fire in south London.