Houston hotel fire: Firefighters extinguish of 3-alarm hotel fire on West Sam Houston Parkway
FULL VIDEO: HFD provides update following 3-alarm fire
Houston Fire Department officials provide the latest information after plumes of smoke filled the Houston sky during a 3-alarm hotel fire on Tuesday afternoon.
HOUSTON - The Houston Fire Department remains on the scene putting out hot spots following a massive 3-alarm hotel fire.
Fire officials said the fire sparked up on the 2900 block of W. Sam Houston Parkway at the Motel 6 on Tuesday afternoon, just before 3:30 p.m.
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Officials said the first engine arrived on the scene within five minutes and started to attack the fire.
As more firefighters arrived, over 100 in total, it was determined the building was unsafe and firefighters had to pull back from the building.
We're told everyone who was inside the hotel was able to get out in time.
Officials said no injuries have been reported.
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Houston hotel fire: Firefighters continuing to extinguish fire at Motel 6
FOX 26 Reporter Matthew Seedorff has the latest on the fire at the Motel 6 on West Sam Houston Parkway.
Houston Fire Department Arson investigators are now working to determined what caused the fire to start.