A house fire occurred in East Lubbock County on Saturday morning. Multiple agencies responded to the incident, including Lubbock Fire Rescue and volunteer fire departments from West Carlisle and New Deal. The cause of the fire and its impact are not yet known.
It is unclear if anyone was inside the home at the time of the fire. For the latest information on this developing story, readers can refer to KCBD News for updates as more details become available.
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