MIAMI — A firefighter was hospitalized after a storage facility went up in flames in Miami Gardens on Saturday morning. Just before 10:10 a.m., Miami-Dade Fire Rescue was called out to the structure fire near NW 176 St. 2nd Ave. and arrived to find "heavy smoke" coming from it, fire officials told CBS News Miami.

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Crews are battling a three-alarm fire in Miami Gardens, authorities say. More than 25 first respondersare on scene near 17500 NW 2nd Ave to battle the flame at an Extra Space Storage facility. The flame on the first floor of the building has been contained, and firefighters are working on the second floor, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue officials said.

A total of 17 Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units responded to a warehouse fire early Friday morning in southwest Miami-Dade, authorities confirmed.

More than 25 first respondersare on scene near 17500 NW 2nd Ave to battle the flame at an Extra Space Storage facility. The flame on the first floor of the building has been contained, and firefighters are working on the second floor, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue officials said. No injuries have been reported officials say.

Miami-Dade County firefighters tackled a warehouse fire early Friday near Tropical Park; the cause is under investigation.

CBS News Miami's Nikiya Carrero has the latest on the firefighter's condition.

Dade firefighter was hospitalized with minor injuries suffered while battling a blaze at a public storage facility in Miami Gardens on Saturday. The fire happened at the facility in the 17500 block of Northwest 2nd Avenue.