Crime & Safety

Pets Die In Clarendon Hills House Fire: Agency

Flames were seen from the front windows of the house, the fire district said.

CLARENDON HILLS, IL – Several pets died in a house fire Wednesday afternoon in unincorporated Clarendon Hills, according to a fire district.

Shortly before 2 p.m., the Tri-State Fire District responded to a fire at 5516 Tennessee Ave., just a few homes south of the Clarendon Hills boundary, according to a news release.

Flames were seen from the front windows of the house, along with heavy smoke, the release said.

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The people in the house were able to get out, authorities said. No one was reported injured.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation, the fire district said.

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Area departments helped with the response.

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