A person was reportedly found dead after a fire was extinguished at a home in Laurel Springs, New Jersey on Wednesday
Published 28 mins agoLaw enforcement officials are investigating after a fire in Laurel Springs, New Jersey, left one person, reportedly, dead.
According to officials, first responders worked to extinguish a fire along the 100 block of Washington Avenue, at lunchtime.Officials said that, once the fire was put out, a body was discovered in the kitchen of the home.Law enforcement officials are still working to determine what caused the fire.Sign up for our
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