Disasters · Las Vegas garage fireLas Vegas garage fire: Crews stop flames spreading further into homeWritten November 5, 2026 at 7:52 PM UTCWatchTranscript0:07Firefighters carried a cat safely out of a home as crews battled a garage fire.0:12Crews stopped the flames from spreading further into the house, and one person was0:17evaluated for minor injuries.0:19What started the fire and how much the household lost are still unresolved.0:24The garage was heavily involved in fire when emergency crews arrived.0:28Clark County firefighters had been dispatched Thursday morning to the nine thousand0:34block of Hawaiian Summer Street, near Eastern Avenue and Silverado Ranch Boulevard,0:39in southwest Las Vegas.0:41The call came in on November5.0:43Crews faced two jobs at once: bringing the flames under control and checking inside0:49the house for occupants.0:50Firefighters deployed hose lines against the garage fire while search teams entered0:55the house to check for anyone inside.0:58Crews quickly brought the blaze under control, preventing it from advancing further1:03into the home.1:04Searchers found the cat inside.1:06And brought it outside safely.1:08Paramedics evaluated one person at the scene for minor injuries.1:12That person wasn't taken to a hospital.1:15Officials haven't described the injuries in more detail.1:18Thirty firefighters responded to the blaze.1:21NV Energy, Southwest Gas, and the American Red Cross also assisted at the scene.1:27Their specific tasks weren't detailed.1:29Traffic was still affected during cleanup that morning.1:32When officials asked drivers and residents to avoid the area, there's no confirmed1:37reopening time, so that warning doesn't tell us whether restrictions are still in1:42place.1:42Investigators are working to determine what started the garage fire.1:46Officials haven't said how much was lost or whether the home is safe to live in.Read the articleStory timelineHeyDex
