A fire broke out late Monday night in Wichita Falls, raising concerns and prompting a quick response from firefighters. Luckily, no one was found inside, and no injuries were reported. Authorities are now trying to find out what caused the fire.
Late Night Fire Alarm Raises Emergency
At around 11:26 p.m. on March 24, the Wichita Falls Fire Department received a call about a structure fire. Firefighters quickly rushed to the scene at 702 Denver Street. When they arrived, they saw heavy flames coming from the north side of the building.
Fears of Someone Inside the Building
At first, officials thought a homeless person might have been inside the building. Firefighters worked hard to control and put out the flames. Once the fire was under control, they went inside to search the building. Thankfully, they didn’t find anyone inside.
Cause of Fire Still Unknown
Right now, the exact cause of the fire is not known. Officials are still investigating to figure out what started the fire. The building appeared to be vacant, and no damage to surrounding structures was reported.
Quick Response Prevents Further Damage
Thanks to the quick work by the Wichita Falls Fire Department, the fire was contained before it could spread to nearby areas. Their fast response helped make sure no one got hurt and limited the damage to just one building.
The situation is now under control, and investigators are working to understand how the fire started. People living nearby are relieved that no lives were lost, and fire officials continue to remind everyone to report any signs of fire or smoke right away.
This event shows how important it is for emergency services to act fast and for the public to stay alert. While the building was empty, the risk was still serious. More updates are expected once the investigation is complete.
