Initial reports that two construction workers were inside the home during the Tuesday collapse were later found to be false.

First responders are at the scene of a three-story building collapse in Harrisburg. The collapse involving a three-story housing unit happened at 326 South 14th Street in the city. Officials on the scene say the building had been condemned and was not believed to have been occupied at the time.

A three-story building collapsed in Harrisburg, prompting a massive emergency response on Tuesday, Nov. 19, officials announced. The collapse happened at 326 South 14th Street near Reese Street around 11:30 a.

Harrisburg Fire initially stated that they received "conflicting reports" of people trapped but luckily, the chief reported that no one was in the building at the time of the collapse. It is unclear at this time if anyone has been injured.

According to emergency dispatch, crews responded to S. 14th St. in Harrisburg around 11:30 a.m. for a reported building collapse.