A fire occurred at an apartment complex in south Abilene on Sunday afternoon. The incident took place at the Copper Creek Apartments, which are located on Curry Lane. Firefighters responded to the scene after the fire was reported at approximately 1:40 p.m.
The fire happened on July 5, and officials who were present reported that no injuries resulted from the incident.
Further details about the fire at the Copper Creek Apartments can be found through BigCountryHomepage.
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