No injuries at Old Chicago Main Post Office fire

CHICAGO -- Fire crews responded to a fire at the Old Chicago Main Post Office in downtown Monday morning.

The 15th floor wood pallets of the vacant building at 433 W. Van Buren Street caught fire, officials say.

No one was injured.

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