Augusta -
An apartment building fire Tuesday in Augusta started in a fourth floor bedroom.
Officials with the Fire Marshal's Office say they are still investigating what sparked the blaze in the four-story building.
It's at the corner of Washington and Penobscot Streets.
No one was hurt, but some pets are missing.
Officials believe a dozen people lived in the building.
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