2-alarm house fire reported in southeast Colorado Springs

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- Firefighters were called to a house fire that was reportedly engulfed in flames Thursday evening near S. Academy Boulevard.

Emergency crews went to the house near the 3000 block of Pinnacle Drive. According to the Colorado Springs Fire Department, it was a two-alarm fire as of 6:20 p.m.

According to CSFD, they received reports just after 6 p.m. of a reported structure fire. When the first engine got to the scene one building was fully engulfed in flames, there were downed powerlines and a grass fire.

CSFD says it took roughly 40 minutes to put the fire out completely. An outbuilding was destroyed in the fire, one home experienced fire damage to the attic, a vehicle, and nearby vegetation also caught on fire.

The people living in the house with attic damage are displaced due to the damage. CSFD said they're working with the Red Cross to get them accommodations for the night.

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A total of 44 firefighters responded to the fire. Investigators are looking into what caused the fire. No injuries were reported.

CSFD said crews will be working in the area for a while taking care of any hotspots. CSFD also is working with Colorado Springs Utilities to make sure no further issues come from the downed powerlines.

This is a developing story, check back for updates.