A woman was rushed to the hospital after a vehicle crashed into a building in northeast D.C. Thursday morning, according to D.C. Fire and EMS.

WASHINGTON — A woman is seriously injured after driving into a building in Northeast D.C., setting it on fire Thursday morning. D.C. Fire and EMS responded to the scene on the 2000 block of Bunker Hill Road NE, where officials say the vehicle got stuck into the structure, trapping the driver inside.

Firefighters rescued a woman trapped inside the vehicle that was still lodged in the burning building. The woman was transported to a hospital with serious injuries. Officials say the front of the building collapsed. The cause of the collision remains under investigation.

The building caught fire and partially collapsed after the wreck. At 7:45 on the morning after Christmas, firefighters were called to the scene of a car crashed into a corner building in Northeast D.C.

Firefighters in D.C. said a woman was taken to the hospital after a vehicle crashed into a building, causing it to collapse and catch fire Thursday morning.

A woman is seriously hurt and a burning building partially collapsed in Northeast D.C. early Thursday after a car crashed into the building, authorities say.

Firefighters in D.C. said a woman was taken to the hospital after a vehicle crashed into a building, causing it to collapse and catch fire Thursday morning. In a post on X, just before 8 a.m. on Dec.