Red Cross assisting 15 people, including 4 kids, after fire in Highbridge leaves 2 firefighters injured
The Red Cross is assisting 11 adults and four children who were displaced by the fire.
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2h agoOne firefighter suffered serious injuries, and another suffered minor injuries after a fire in Highbridge on Sunday.
The Red Cross is assisting 11 adults and four children who were displaced by the fire.
Some tenants claim that the fire, which is believed to have started on the fifth floor, was caused due to a hoarding situation.
News 12's Tim Harfmann spoke with residents who are picking up the pieces.