Tennessee Home Fire Injures 2 , Officials Say
I want to start by giving you the clearest picture of what happened before anything else. When I walked through the details of the incident on Nutbush, the first thing that struck me was how fast everything unfolded.
Around 6 a.m., firefighters rushed to a home on the 3600 block of Hazelwood Avenue after flames had already taken over a large part of the house. If you’ve ever woken up to sirens outside your window, you know that sudden jolt—the feeling that something close, something familiar, has gone terribly wrong.
This wasn’t just another early-morning call. It was someone’s home. Someone’s routine. Someone’s normal Thursday morning that got ripped apart in minutes. And as I’m walking you through it, I want you to picture the scene the way neighbors saw it from their porches and windows—thick smoke rising, flashing lights bouncing off houses, firefighters moving fast because seconds matter…