Authorities say an overnight fire has caused about $1 million in damage to a northwest Oklahoma City office complex.
The blaze broke out early on Sept. 29 at the Wilshire Gardens Office Park. Firefighters battled the blaze for about an hour, but Oklahoma City Deputy Fire Chief Marc Woodard says the building was a total loss.
There are no reports of injuries.
At least four businesses were affected, including a printing business and an attorney’s office. Investigators will be on the scene later Monday to examine what may have caused the fire.
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