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Indiana firefighters quell blaze, help neighbor give birth

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2-year-old dies in Indianapolis fire; dad, brother hurt

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Indianapolis fire officer injured after fall through roof

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2 kayakers hospitalized after rescue from White River

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No one hurt after Indianapolis eatery’s roof collapses

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Criminal acts not suspected in Indianapolis blast

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2 hurt in Indianapolis apartment complex blast

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Fire engine gets stuck in Indianapolis sinkhole

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Man dies in fire at Indianapolis variety store

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Driver dies after being pulled from waterway

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Autopsy: Smoke inhalation killed 6 fire victims

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Organs harvested from 3 Indianapolis fire victims

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Foul play not suspected in fatal Indianapolis fire

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FILE - The remains of a house at 287 N Olney St. where there was a fatal fire early Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 is seen on the east side of Indianapolis, Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014. An Indianapolis Fire Department spokeswoman says two children have died after initially surviving a fire that killed two of their siblings and their parents. Capt. Rita Reith says the 14-year-old girl and 6-year-old boy died Sunday at Riley Hospital for Children. The fire that swept through their family's small home Saturday killed 47-year-old Lionel &quot;Leo&quot; Guerra; his 33-year-old wife, Brandy Mae; their 11-year-old son, Esteban, and 8-year-old daughter, Blanquita. Reith says the extended family is working with the hospital for possible organ procurement. (AP Photo/Tom LoBianco, File)

2 siblings die from Ind. fire injuries; 6 total

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This photo provided by the Indianapolis Fire Department, fire and emergency personnel look over the scene opf a fire on Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 in Indianapolis. A fire killed a couple and two of their children in Indianapolis on Saturday morning, and left two surviving siblings in &quot;very critical&quot; condition, a fire official said. A motorist along Interstate 70 reported the fire about 9:10 a.m., Capt. Rita Reith said, and subsequent 911 calls led crews to the home's exact location in an east-side neighborhood. The home is near a highway overpass. Firefighters pulled the parents and their four children, ages 14, 11, 8 and 6, from a small bungalow-style home in critical condition and quickly extinguished the fire, Reith said. (AP Photo/Indianapolis Fire Department)

4 dead, 2 critical after Indianapolis house fire

By RICK CALLAHAN - Associated Press