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 </figure>MANHATTAN— A problem with an HVAC unit is being blamed as the cause of a fire in a building at Kansas State University.&nbsp;Just before 6:30 a.m., Tuesday the Manhattan Fire Department was dispatched to 1810 Kerr Drive, Edwards Hall on the Kansas State University campus, for a report of a fire, according to Deputy Fire Chief Ryan Almes.Crews found a three-story office building with smoke and fire showing from a third-floor window. Fire crews quickly entered the building and extinguished the fire within 10 minutes.&nbsp; The building was occupied at the time of the fire.&nbsp; No injuries were reported. Edwards Hall is a general administration building that holds offices for Human Capital Services and the University Police Department, as well as the Division of Public Safety.&nbsp; Loss is estimated at $5,000 to contents and $15,000 to the structure.&nbsp; The fire cause is accidental due to an issue with the HVAC unit in the office, according to Almes.---------------RILEY COUNTY — Fire crews were on the scene of a fire at Edwards Hall on the K-State campus, according to the Riley County Police Department. No injuries have been reported.<figure>
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 </figure>Just before 6:30a.m. Tuesday, the crews responded to the blaze on the northeast corner of the building.&nbsp;Check the Post for additional details as they become available.

Update: Crews respond to fire in office building at K-State