Structure fire

Laramie County Sheriff's spokesman Brandon Warner says a fire that broke out in south Cheyenne early this morning appears to be accidental.

Casper Firefighters responded to an early morning shed fire on Friday, August 4th near the intersection of 13th and Cottonwood streets.

If you have any video and/or photos of the building fire before emergency personnel arrived on scene at approximately 5:20-5:30 am today, July 4th, please call the non-emergency dispatch line at 306-235-9282.

A person was taken to the hospital after being rescued from a burning building in Cheyenne early Monday morning, Cheyenne Fire Rescue says.

For the second night in a row, a house in Evansville caught fire.

The structure was severely damaged.

The Casper Fire-EMS Department is asking people to avoid the area in the 5000 block of Mountain Way.

Investigators are still trying to determine what sparked a Friday night fire in south Cheyenne.

Casper Fire-EMS credits functioning smoke alarms connected to a third-party security system for their prompt notification to firefighters - because of this, firefighters were able to quickly locate and extinguish the small amount of fire with minimal damage and disruption to homeowners.

"Unfortunately, 2 goats, 4 ducks and 16 chickens were lost due to the fire," the NCFD wrote. "One civilian was evaluated and released by ambulance personnel on scene for minor injuries.