Fatal house fire investigated in New Smyrna Beach Fire scorches home on St. Andrews Circle
A fire breaks out at a home in New Smyrna Beach.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. – At least one person was killed Wednesday when a New Smyrna Beach house caught fire, officials said.
The fire happened in the 600 block of St. Andrews Circle.
A photo released by firefighters shows smoke pouring from the roof of the home.
The state fire marshal will investigate the cause of the fire.
No other details have been released.
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