At least two people were sent to the hospital Saturday morning after a fire in Jefferson County destroyed a Conifer home.
A Jefferson County fire destroyed a Conifer home and sent at least two people to the hospital Saturday morning. .Three people — two adults and a child — were sent to the hospital Saturday morning after a fire in Jefferson County destroyed a Conifer home.
The house fire quickly spread to grass and trees around the Conifer home, and multiple explosions were heard, sheriff’s officials stated. Deputies believe the explosions were most likely related to propane.Experimental plane loses power midair, lands near Roxborough State Park Elk Creek Fire crews are working to contain the fire, which is about a 1/2 acre in size, sheriff’s officials said.UPDATE: A total of three people were transported to the hospital, two adults and one child. Two other homes were temporarily evacuated for safety reasons. The fire will likely smolder for several more hours.
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