A fire occurred on the sixth floor of an office. The incident happened on August 31 at around 10 in the morning. Flames and smoke were visible when responders arrived.
The fire was quickly brought under control. It was located in a performing arts center.
The cause of the fire is being investigated, with further details available from the fire department.
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