Crime & Safety

Firefighters Respond to Coraopolis House Blaze

No injuries are reported in the house fire.

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Area firefighters extinguished a large house fire that broke out in downtown Coraopolis Friday afternoon.

Coraopolis Police said multiple people were safely removed from the home at 618 Locust St. No one was hurt. Police said the fire's cause has not been determined.

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