No injuries reported after house fire in North Knox County, officials say WBIR Staff
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An investigation is underway after a house fire reported in North Knox County early Thursday morning, officials said.
Rural Metro Fire responded to 9207 Andersonville Pike around 4 a.m.
Upon arrival, crews said they found a double-wide modular home filled with smoke and no fire was visible.
As crews began to search for the fire, it finally showed itself in the attic, according to a press release.
The occupant said that there had been a fire in a bedroom earlier and they had extinguished the fire without calling the fire department.
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