House fire in South Bend forces one man out of home
By:
Aaron Stevens
Posted: Dec 3, 2017 4:40 AM EST
-
4:15
For the Love of Art Fair returns
-
1:49
Opioid seizures up 117 percent across Indiana
-
2:04
Light snow today, extreme cold tomorrow morning
-
4:22
Marshall County conducts annual point in time count to collect...
-
1:02
Governor Mike Braun speaks on John Deere expansion in Northwest...
-
1:45
Frigid temperatures bring risk to animals in St. Joseph County;...
-
2:59
Indiana H.B. 1002 aims to relieve homeowners of high utility...
-
1:15
Two Michiana fire departments join the Blue Card Hazard Zone...
-
3:12
Goshen College women’s basketball player makes history by going...
-
4:23
Bourbon funeral home faces lawsuit over handling of decedent,...
-
1:27
The cold continues, low near zero
-
0:46
UP Mall stores fundraise for Lighthouse Autism Center
SOUTH BEND, IND. -- South Bend Fire Department is still investigating the cause of a fire that forced one man out of his home. Crews were called to 1030 Diamond Avenue just before 3 a.m. Sunday morning.
Officials say one man was inside the home. He was stuck on the porch roof and was rescued by firefighters.
The man had no serious injuries. American Red Cross assisted the man through the morning.
Crews had the fire under control in 10-12 minutes after they arrived on scene.
The home has considerable damage and is uninhabitable. One neighboring home had exterior damage from the flames.
Officials said most of the damage was in one corner of the home where the kitchen was located, but the cause of the fire is still unknown.
Sign up for the ABC 57 Newsletter