THE FIRE AT THE WESTERN IOWA CO-OP IN HORNICK IS UNDER CONTROL, BUT RESIDENTS ARE STILL BEING ASKED TO STAY OUT OF THE TOWN FOR NOW.
DEPUTY GREG LOGAN OF THE WOODBURY COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE HAS AN UPDATE ON THE SITUATION.
NO INJURIES HAVE BEEN REPORTED. COUNTY ROAD K-64 LEADING INTO TOWN IS CLOSED. RESIDENTS WERE ASKED TO LEAVE ON HIGHWAY 141 BY HEADING EAST OR WEST TO SMITHLAND OR SLOAN.
DEPUTIES SAY THERE WAS A RESPIRATORY DANGER FROM THE BLACK SMOKE THAT FIRE WAS REPORTED JUST AFTER 3PM.
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