Manhattan—Officials are working to determine the cause of a fire in Manhattan.

Just after 8 p.m. Saturday, firefighters were dispatched to an apartment building fire at 1200 Yuma Street in Manhattan, according to&nbsp;Deputy Chief Ryan Almes.

Upon arrival, crews found a two-story apartment building with smoke showing from the second floor. 

The building&nbsp; was searched, found to be clear of occupants, and the fire was contained within 10 minutes.&nbsp;&nbsp; The building is a two-story apartment building containing three units.&nbsp; One unit was affected by the fire and the occupants of that unit were not at home when firefighters arrived. Loss is estimated as $15,000 to the structure and $2500 for contents, according to Almes.&nbsp; The owners are listed as Keith and Shirley Vogts of Manhattan.&nbsp;No injuries were reported.

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 </figure>Manhattan—Officials are working to determine the cause of a fire in Manhattan.Just after 8 p.m. Saturday, firefighters were dispatched to an apartment building fire at 1200 Yuma Street in Manhattan, according to&nbsp;Deputy Chief Ryan Almes.Upon arrival, crews found a two-story apartment building with smoke showing from the second floor. The building&nbsp; was searched, found to be clear of occupants, and the fire was contained within 10 minutes.&nbsp;&nbsp; The building is a two-story apartment building containing three units.&nbsp; One unit was affected by the fire and the occupants of that unit were not at home when firefighters arrived. Loss is estimated as $15,000 to the structure and $2500 for contents, according to Almes.&nbsp; The owners are listed as Keith and Shirley Vogts of Manhattan.&nbsp;No injuries were reported.

Cause of apartment fire in Manhattan under investigation