Flames broke out on the 100 block of Greenbriar Road in Montgomery Township, Pennsylvania.
Fire destroyed a single-family house in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.Officials say the fire seemed to originate from a two-story garage and then spread to the house.Officials determined the people who lived in the home were out of town.
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