EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Two people are dead after a Condition 2 house fire Thursday, April 18 at the 7650 block of Barton St. in El Paso’s Lower Valley, the El Paso Fire Department (EPFD) announced via its X account formerly known as Twitter.
EPFD says the fire is knocked down.
KTSM is working to gather more information and update this developing story.
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