A more than a century-old building at East Tennessee's only historically Black college burned down Monday. Here's what we know about what caused the College fire.

Firefighters are working hot spots Tuesday morning after a major fire that broke out on the Knoxville College campus on Monday. Knoxville Assistant Fire Chief Mark Wilbanks said that the blaze was first reported in a 911 call around 8:30 p.

In-person classes haven’t been held at the historically Black college in Tennessee since 2015. A fire official said that no injuries had been reported in the blaze.

A fire destroyed a historic building at Knoxville College, with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

The Knoxville Fire Department responded to a fire on the Knoxville College campus When crews arrived on the scene, KFD said there was heavy fire showing. Officials said they are still working to put the fire out.

A long-shuttered administration building at the struggling Knoxville College, a historically Black institution, was destroyed in a fire Monday night, officials said.

No one was hurt as firefighters battled the flames from above Nov. 4. Fire investigators are now searching for the cause of the fire.

KFD later said that the building was the college's administration building, and was 100-years-old. It's now a total loss. Fire investigators are looking into what may have caused the fire.