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(KNZA)--The cause of a Sunday morning house fire in Hiawatha remains under investigation.
Jordanne Shockley, public relations officer for the Hiawatha Fire Department, says firefighters were called to the fire at 200 South 10th Street shortly after 10:15.
Shockley says the fire was contained to the living quarters and damage was significant.
She says no one was home at the time of the fire.
Firefighters were on scene for about 90 minutes.
Assisting were the Robinson Fire Department, Squad 48, Town and Country EMS and Hiawatha Police Department.
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