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UPDATE: House Goes Up In Flames On Spokane's Lower South Hill; VIEW THE SLIDESHOW

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SPOKANE, Wash. - On Saturday afternoon fire crews responded to a house fire on the corner of 6th and Adams on Spokane's lower South Hill. When firefighters arrived on the scene the home was fully engulfed with flames. We're being told by fire authorities that the home was vacant and being remodeled. The home had stacks of shingles and construction equipment surrounding it.

No injuries have been reported and the cause of the blaze is being investigated.

 

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