A house in La Feria was destroyed by fire. The incident occurred on a Wednesday. Cameron County officials are looking into what caused the fire. They have not yet determined the origin of the blaze. For more information, readers can consult the original report from ValleyCentral, which includes a video from previous coverage of the fire and comments from the Cameron County Fire Marshal.
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