BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — A woman was killed in a house fire in St. Helena Parish on Saturday, officials say. According to the Louisiana State Fire Marshal's Office, on Saturday, Nov. 2, fire response teams were called to a home on Pat Lane. Upon arrival, firefighters saw a home engulfed in flames. LSFM said the body of who they believe is an 86-year-old female resident was found in a bedroom. The identity of the woman has not yet been released. Investigators mentioned the home did not have a working smoke alarm. Six students injured after five school buses, truck crash on I-10, police say Fire Marshal Chief Adams wants to remind the public that smoke alarms are the difference between life and death in a fire. Latest News Taste of the Town: Visit Curbside in Baton Rouge to try burgers, 'boozy shakes' House fire in St. Helena Parish leaves elderly woman dead, LSFM says Election 2024: See AP results for the race for US president, US House and governor seats Dick Van Dyke recites Civil Rights speech while endorsing Harris: 'Hatred is not the norm' Officials say election is running smoothly, aside from a few hiccups