Disasters · Fargo rental fireFargo house fire displaces all residents, kills two petsAired October 26, 2026 at 12:30 AM UTCWritten October 26, 2026 at 12:52 AM UTCRead the write-upThis storyTranscript · LOADING0:07A fire displaced every resident of a three-unit rental house in Fargo.0:11Everyone escaped before firefighters arrived, but two pets died.0:14The flames are out, and the residents' next steps are still uncertain.0:17Firefighters were dispatched to one thousand one hundred nineteen ten Avenue North0:21at about three forty five p.0:23m.0:24Sunday, October twenty five.0:26The property contained three rental units, and the fire left everyone who lived0:30there unable to stay in their homes.0:31Crews found heavy smoke and flames coming from the first floor, prompting a second0:36alarm.0:36They extinguished the blaze about ten minutes after arriving.0:39That ten-minute firefighting interval began when crews reached the property.0:43The Fargo Fire Department sent five engines, one ladder truck, and two command0:47vehicles.0:47Fargo Police and Samford Ambulance also assisted.0:51The response brought those resources to a rental house where every occupant had0:54already evacuated safely.0:56All three units sustained significant smoke and fire damage.0:59The damage extended across the entire rental property, leaving every resident1:03displaced.1:03A dollar estimate of the losses wasn't immediately available.1:06No human injuries were reported.1:08The two pets killed were a cat and a chinchilla.1:11Residents had made it out before fire crews arrived, but those animals didn't1:14survive the fire.1:15The Salvation Army also assisted at the scene, where the displaced residents will1:19stay, and when they can return or collect belongings hasn't been announced.1:22The cause of the fire remains under investigation.Explore with HeyDexFollow via RSSThe shortThe short ↗
