RILEY COUNTY—There were no injuries after an kitchen fire in Manhattan.

Just after 11p.m. Monday, the Manhattan Fire Department was dispatched to a fire at 1207 Kearney Street Apartment 4, according to a media release.

Crews found a three-story apartment building with nothing showing.&nbsp; Upon investigation, crews found smoke and fire upon entering apartment 4&nbsp; in the three-story apartment building and they quickly extinguished a small fire on the stove. 

Fire damage was contained to the apartment where the fire started.&nbsp; The occupant was alerted by the smoke detectors in the apartment and was able to safely exit. There were no injuries reported. 

The occupant of apartment 4 was displaced from the residence due to fire damage.&nbsp; 

The fire department said this is a great reminder to ensure having working smoke alarms. Loss is estimated at $10,000 to the structure and $1000 to contents.&nbsp; The fire's cause was due to an unattended cooking fire.&nbsp;&nbsp;

RILEY COUNTY—There were no injuries after an kitchen fire in Manhattan.Just after 11p.m. Monday, the Manhattan Fire Department was dispatched to a fire at 1207 Kearney Street Apartment 4, according to a media release.Crews found a three-story apartment building with nothing showing.&nbsp; Upon investigation, crews found smoke and fire upon entering apartment 4&nbsp; in the three-story apartment building and they quickly extinguished a small fire on the stove. Fire damage was contained to the apartment where the fire started.&nbsp; The occupant was alerted by the smoke detectors in the apartment and was able to safely exit. There were no injuries reported. The occupant of apartment 4 was displaced from the residence due to fire damage.&nbsp; The fire department said this is a great reminder to ensure having working smoke alarms. Loss is estimated at $10,000 to the structure and $1000 to contents.&nbsp; The fire's cause was due to an unattended cooking fire.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kitchen fire caused $11,000 damage