Fire crews in Northampton county were busy overnight as a fire tore through a mixed-use building, displacing five people from their homes, damaging businesses and leaving three animals dead.
According to fire officials, firefighters responded to report of a fire at a mixed-use property located along the 100 block of South Main Street in Nazareth at about 12:57 a.m. on Tuesday.
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WATCH HEREHere, officials said, they encountered a fire that grew to three alarms as it progressed through two residential units and a pair of businesses -- the Lehigh Learning Academy and China Wok restaurant.
No injuries were reported, but officials said, three animals -- a dog and two cats -- were killed in the fire.
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SIGN UP Five people were displaced by the fire and, officials said, the Red Cross is assisting them following the incident.
An investigation into what may have caused this fire is still ongoing, fire officials said.
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