Fire guts Osceola County home Blaze breaks out on Savannah Drive
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – A fire broke out early Friday at a home in Osceola County , but few details were immediately known.
The fire took place on Savannah Drive, off U.S. 192 near Poinciana Boulevard.
Video shows the house was badly damaged, but fire officials have not released any details, including what caused the blaze or if anyone was injured.
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