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Weatherford, TX (February 1, 2026) -A devastating house fire in Weatherford claimed the lives of three family members and left another person injured, according to city officials. Fire crews from Weatherford and Parker County ESD arrived just before 1 a.m. to a residence on Stoneridge Trl, where they encountered intense flames and heavy smoke. Rescue operations were initiated immediately. Three victims were pronounced dead at the scene, while a fourth was transported to a hospital in unknown condition. The deceased were identified by friends and neighbors as members of the Pidgeon family—mother Amy, daughter Malynna, and grandmother Connie. The cause of the fire remains under investigation by Parker and Tarrant County fire marshals.
Key Details
- Location: Weatherford, TX
- Where: Stoneridge Trl
- Type: House Fire With Fatalities and Injuries
- Reported: February 1, 2026, just before 1 a.m.
- Injuries: 1 injured, 3 fatalities
- Responding Agency: Weatherford Fire Dept and Parker County ESD
What We Know So Far
- Fire crews responded to a residential structure fire on Stoneridge Trl in Weatherford.
- Three individuals died at the scene; one person was hospitalized in unknown condition.
- Heavy fire and smoke were reported upon arrival, with severe interior and roof damage to the home.
What’s Not Yet Confirmed
- The identity and condition of the injured individual
- The specific cause of the fire
- Whether any smoke detectors were functioning in the home
- The exact timeline of events before and during the fire
Local Context
Stoneridge Trl is a residential street in Weatherford, where homes are typically single-family structures surrounded by close-knit neighborhoods. The fire occurred in the early morning hours, catching nearby residents off guard as smoke was reportedly smelled from down the block. According to city officials, flames spread rapidly through the home, causing significant structural damage and loss of life. The incident has shaken the local community, with friends and neighbors mourning the loss of the Pidgeon family, who were preparing to celebrate Malynna’s 18th birthday later that same day. Investigators from Parker and Tarrant County are working to determine what sparked the deadly blaze.
What to Do Next
- Check your home’s smoke alarms regularly and ensure they are functioning properly.
- If you see or smell smoke, exit the building immediately and call 911.
- Have a family escape plan in place and practice it regularly.
- Support those affected by house fires through verified community relief efforts.
FAQ
Q: What steps should families take to prevent residential fires?
A: Install working smoke alarms on every level of your home, avoid overloading outlets, and keep flammable items away from heat sources. Have a fire escape plan and practice it regularly.
Q: What do firefighters do when responding to a house fire?
A: Firefighters prioritize rescues, extinguish flames, and work to prevent the spread of fire. They also assess structural safety and investigate the cause after the fire is out.
Q: How are house fires investigated after the fact?
A: Fire marshals examine the scene for burn patterns, electrical faults, and other signs to determine the origin and cause. Interviews and forensic analysis may also be involved.
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