Firefighters were at the scene of a house fire in Coal Township, Pennsylvania.

Footage shows a cloud of grey smoke coming out of the property as flames engulf the building.

Firefighters can be seen pouring water to stop the fire from spreading to properties nearby.

No injuries have been reported and the fire is now under control, local reports say.

The cause of the fire is being investigated.

Update: Coal Township police arrested Brett and Jennifer Stahl on arson charges Tuesday after a state police fire marshal reported an accelerant was found in the first floor of their home at 950 W. Pine St.

19:45:59 hrs. Northumberland County Communications Center dispatched a working building fire at 950 West Pine Street, Coal Township, Pa.

The first in units found a fully involved 1st division with flames blowing out the A and D windows. The fire was then upgraded to 2nd then 3rd alarm status as fire crews executed a surgical strike bringing the fire under control in a little more than an hour.

A family of 4 was displaced and is being assisted by the red cross.

The couple owned the house and were in the process of renovating the building, said Amber Rudy, a neighbor from across the street.

The cause of the fire is undetermined as of this writing.


19:45:59 hrs. Northumberland County Communications Center dispatched a working building fire at 950 West Pine Street, Coal Township, Pa.

The first in units found a fully involved 1st division with flames blowing out the A and D windows. The fire was then upgraded to 2nd then 3rd alarm status as fire crews executed a surgical strike bringing the fire under control in a little more than an hour.

A family of 4 was displaced and is being assisted by the red cross.

The couple owned the house and were in the process of renovating the building, said Amber Rudy, a neighbor from across the street.

The cause of the fire is undetermined as of this writing.


19:45:59 hrs. Northumberland County Communications Center dispatched a working building fire at 950 West Pine Street, Coal Township, Pa.

The first in units found a fully involved 1st division with flames blowing out the A and D windows. The fire was then upgraded to 2nd then 3rd alarm status as fire crews executed a surgical strike bringing the fire under control in a little more than an hour.

A family of 4 was displaced and is being assisted by the red cross.

The couple owned the house and were in the process of renovating the building, said Amber Rudy, a neighbor from across the street.

The cause of the fire is undetermined as of this writing.