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LAS VEGAS, Clark County, Nev., Nov. 1, 2026 — Five people, including four children, were evaluated and taken to a hospital after a house fire on Sunday morning, November 1, in the east valley, according to the Clark County Fire Department.
The fire broke out in the 1300 block of Mt. Hood Street, near East Owens Avenue and East Washington Avenue. Authorities said it responded at about 9:13 a.m. and found flames coming from a second-floor window when crews arrived.
Firefighters ran hose lines to knock down the fire and searched the home to confirm no one remained inside. Four children and one adult were evaluated at the scene and taken to a local hospital for further treatment.
A total of 32 firefighters responded to the blaze. The Clark County Fire Department said the cause and origin of the fire remain undetermined and under investigation. Las Vegas Fire & Rescue, Southwest Gas and NV Energy assisted at the scene.
Officials asked people to avoid the area while emergency crews worked, warning that traffic could be affected nearby.
We hope everyone who was hurt makes a swift and full recovery.
Local Accident Information for Las Vegas, NV
The incident was reported at East Owens Avenue and East Washington Avenue in Las Vegas. For more accident news from the area, see our Clark County accident reports.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I'm caught in a house fire?
Get out of the home as quickly as possible, stay low to avoid smoke, and call 911 from outside once you're safe. Never go back inside for belongings.
What injuries commonly result from house fires?
People hurt in house fires are usually treated for smoke inhalation, burns, or injuries sustained while escaping. Evaluation at the scene doesn't always mean serious injury.
What usually causes residential fires?
Common causes include electrical problems, cooking accidents, heating equipment, and unattended flames, though a cause is usually not confirmed until investigators complete their review.
