Tennessee officials arrested a man on suspicion of setting a fire in the elevator of a dormitory at Knoxville’s University of Tennessee.
Authorities have not identified the man or said if he was a student.
Greve Hall was evacuated Sunday night after the fire caused the sixth floor of the 380-student hall to fill with smoke. No one was injured.
UT Police Capt. Keith Lambert says the latest fire did not appear to be related to a pair of fires at Humes Hall set last month.
Firefighters also responded to another fire in a vacant building several blocks away from campus on Sunday night.
Information from: The Knoxville News Sentinel,
http://www.knoxnews.com
Topics Education Universities Tennessee
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