Seminole Street fire causes $100,000 in damages
According to a social media post from Windsor fire, the blaze in the 4900 block broke out early Thursday morning.
Four structures caught fire causing $100,000 in damages.
Windsor fire said there were no injuries, and no one was displaced.
An investigator with Windsor fire is attending the scene.
- Written by Rob Hindi/AM800 News.
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