WASHINGTON — Reports of smoke coming from the Maryland State House in Annapolis came in after storms rolled through the area, but officials say it was a false alarm.
Annapolis Fire Department Captain Richard Svoboda says firefighters responded to the State House for a reported fire around 6:30 p.m. Friday.
Upon arrival, crews observed that the sprinkler system was activated after the building was struck by lightning.
No smoke or fire was found. Svoboda says the water mist appeared to many bystanders as smoke coming from the building.
There were no reported injuries.
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