MILL CREEK — A fire at an abandoned house in Mill Creek on Friday night appears to have been arson.
The fire was reported about 7:10 p.m. in the 4200 block of 132nd Street SE, across from Penny Creek Elementary School.
The blaze shut down much of 132nd Street for hours.
The case is being investigated by Mill Creek police. No details were available.
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