Dumpster fire spreads into downtown Denver building, fire officials say

Fire officials said a dumpster fire entered a building through a window Tuesday, reaching a storage room and the roof line; the cause remained under investigation.

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Fire damage is visible around a window after a dumpster fire spread into a downtown Denver building, according to fire officials.
Fire damage is visible around a window after a dumpster fire spread into a downtown Denver building, according to fire officials.

A dumpster fire at 1533 Champa St. in downtown Denver spread through a window into a building, reaching a storage room and the roof line, the Denver Fire Department said Tuesday. No injuries were reported.

Denver firefighters said they upgraded the response from a dumpster fire to a structure fire and searched for hidden fire. A CBS Colorado report said the fire began after 5 a.m. and that its cause remained under investigation.

The address is listed for Little India Restaurant, but the reports reviewed did not establish whether the restaurant or another occupant was closed or displaced. They also did not provide a final damage estimate or confirm that the scene had been cleared.