Phoenix and Glendale firefighters work to put out a double house fire near 38th Avenue and McDowell.
PHOENIX - Two families have been displaced after a fire broke out in a neighborhood near 38th Avenue and McDowell early Sunday morning, Phoenix fire officials said.
Glendale and Phoenix fire crews responded to calls about a large plume of smoke in the area and arrived to find flames pouring out of a home.
Firefighters say they found a large amount of propane tanks and elevated the call to a first alarm fire involving hazardous materials.
The flames spread to the attic of a home next door, but crews were able to control the fire before more of the home was damaged.
No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
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