A vacant house in Southwest Oklahoma City was engulfed in flames late Wednesday night, prompting a response from local firefighters. The fire erupted in the vicinity of South Blackwelder Avenue and Southwest 24th Street, as reported by News 9. Fire crews labored through the early hours to bring the fire under control, thankfully resulting in no reported injuries.
The incident occurred around 12:40 a.m. according to KOCO 5. It remains unclear whether the structure was indeed vacant, as firefighters on the scene were to quickly ascertain the status of the house at that time. Meanwhile, the origin of the inferno has yet to be determined as investigators are meticulously working to identify what precipitated the blaze.
Further details are scarce as the investigation continues. The Oklahoma City Fire Department was on the scene shortly after 1 a.m., as per KFOR. Crews responded to a report of a fire at a home located near SW 28th St. and Blackwelder Ave., which aligns closely with the previously mentioned location.
Community members are waiting for further updates as the authorities to thoroughly complete their investigation. This story will be updated as officials release more information, ensuring the public remains informed about the situation as it unfolds.
