Emergency crews from multiple agencies on Saturday evening responded to a boat fire at Dauphin Island.
There were no injuries, according to Dauphin Island Fire Chief Brad Cox. Everyone was off the boat -- which is the Emerald Key, a 45-foot fishing vessel -- when emergency responders arrived on the scene, Cox said.
Cox said the call came in at 6:11 p.m. that there was a boat on fire in the channel in the Dauphin Island Bay. 
He said it appears a systems failure caused the fire.
That's near the Dauphin Island Harbor House, in the water just off Hubert Street and Cadillac Avenue in an area from the marina to Billy Goat Hole.
Cox said the boat was tied or anchored in the channel. 
Fowl River firefighters, the U.S. Coast Guard and Dauphin Island Fire all responded, and the fire was extinguished. 
Cox said the channel is going to be closed while the Coast Guard checks for environmental problems. Then they will call the owner to remove the vessel, Cox said.

Four people suffered minor burns to their legs after escaping a boat fire on Canandaigua Lake Saturday afternoon.
The boat fire took place around 4:30 pm, near Kershaw Park, at the north end of the lake.
Ontario County Sheriff's deputies said the department's marine unit was on scene in less than one minute.
Firefighters escorted to the boat were able to use fire extinguishers to put the flames out, according to deputies.
The four people on board, along with their three dogs, all managed to escape.
The cause of the fire appears to be an accident, due to a mechanical issue.
According to deputies, Eugene Allaire, 56, said when he started the boat, the engine compartment and rear floor area caught fire.

A couple married for 60 years managed to escape from a fire on their house boat Friday around 12:30 p.m. at the Clarksville Marina at Liberty Park.
Shortly after Robert and Yvonne Workman pulled their house boat away from the dock, about 200 yards into the channel, the right motor shut down. As they tried to restart the motor, something exploded and the fire erupted.
As Mr. Workman grabbed a fire extinguisher and headed toward the fire, it only took a moment to determine the fire was too large to put out with the extinguisher he had.
The Workmans donned their life vests and safely abandoned ship, which quickly became fully engulfed with flames. Clarksville Fire Rescue arrived on scene and put out the fire.
Police said the reason for the fire has not yet been determined.

Two people were taken to the hospital after an explosion in Cheboygan.
It happened at the Duncan Bay Boat Club Sunday evening.
According to the Cheboygan Department of Public Safety, there was build-up of gas on the couple's sailboat while they were using a propane oven.
The couple suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns.
Investigators said there isn't much damage to the boat.

A boat that caught fire off the coast of Fort Lauderdale Monday morning sank in choppy water after the flames were put out.
Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue’s Fireboat 49 rushed to the scene about a mile offshore around 9:30 a.m.
In video from Twitter, the boat appeared to be fully engulfed in flames.
Boat sinks after catching fire off Fort Lauderdale coastline June 25, 2018 (CBS4)
There were no injuries, according to fire rescue officials but it’s not know if anyone was on the boat when it started to burn.
The vessel, New Latitude, sank in the water, a short time later.
There’s no word yet on how the fire started.

Giant plumes of black smoke billowed from the 8 Mile Marker as a 29-foot boat burned on Saturday evening.
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 29-year-old Tyler Anthony, of Olathe, Kan., was driving the 2001 Sea Ray 2900 downstream, around the 8.2 Mile Marker — not far from Gator Point & Toad Cove, at the end of Horseshoe Bend — when the boat caught fire. The Patrol did not specify what caused the fire, simply stating it was fuel-related but not propulsion/generator related, however the boat was underway when it caught fire, not at a dock or refueling.

The occupants were all able to escape the boat unharmed. The fire was extinguished and the Sea Ray was towed to shore by Lake Tow. However, the boat burst into flames multiple times again at the shore, scorching a nearby tree. Lake Tow’s crew was able to pull the boat far enough away that the nearby home was undamaged.

Cleveland fire crews were called out to Edgewater Yacht Club Saturday evening when a 27-foot sailing there caught on  fire.
The Fire Boat Anthony J Celebrezze, along with Cleveland Engine Company 21, assisted in putting the fire out. The Coast Guard was called in  to help establish a safety zone around the area while fire crews worked.
No one was injured, but the boat, which was estimated to be worth $30,000,  was destroyed and eventually sunk.
The cause is believed to be accidental, as the boat's owner was working on an electrical issue on the boat before the fire began.

​Two people and a dog are recovering after being poisoned by carbon monoxide Saturday afternoon.

Witnesses who spoke with TWRA officers say they found a 56-year-old woman, a 57-year-old man and their dog unconscious in the cabin of a boat. The incident happened around 4:45 p.m. on Norris Lake in Union County.

Those witnesses performed CPR, and all three regained consciousness. The man and the woman were both airlifted to UT Medical Center where they are being treated for high levels of carbon monoxide poisoning.

TWRA officers are investigating the source of the leak.

A boat caught fire just outside of Concord Marina on Friday afternoon.
The Knox County Sheriff's Office and Rural/Metro Fire responded to the scene at the other side of Concord Park near Concord Park Road and Northshore Drive around 4:01 p.m.
A WVLT News crew at the scene said onlookers told them the boat's passengers jumps off and swam ashore.
KCSO cleared the scene at 5:39 p.m., and Rural/Metro not long after at 6:20 p.m. Dispatchers said it didn't appear anyone was injured.

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Crews have responded to a boat fire on Fort Loudoun Lake.
Rural/Metro firefighters responded to the scene near the Concord Bridge in West Knox County Friday afternoon.
A viewer, Chris Early, says he came up on the fire on his jet ski and saved a child and a dog. He says he heard a boom and thought it was thunder but when he looked up, he saw smoke and flames.

Early said there was another boat coming from the other direction and he saw two people in the water and a dog. He picked up a young girl and the dog. He said a man swam to the other boat.