No Arson Found in NHL Reporter's Fatal Fire

0:00It's March 25th. Entertainment and celebrity news today starts now. AI powered in Spotlight Reddy. I'm Cory with the story. The White Bear Lake Fire Department in Minnesota has ruled out Arson in the tragic house fire that killed 37-year-old NHL reporter Jesse. Pierce, her three young children, and their dog. Their statement on Monday confirmed early findings show no evidence the blaze was set intentionally. Neighbors spotted smoke coming from the home on Sunday and quickly called for help. Firefighters rushed to the scene, put out the flames, and sadly discovered the family inside had not survived. The department shared their deepest condolences with Pierce's family, friends, and the wider community, which is still coming to terms with this. Heartbreaking loss. They stressed supporting those hit hardest by the fire. Investigators are now focusing on pinpointing the exact cause through a full review. First responders are also getting the care they need to recover from the ordeal. More details will come once the probe wraps up, helping everyone find some closure in this devastating event.