Fire

A stove fire reported early Thursday at a Rochester apartment caused considerable damage.

An investigator from the State Fire Marshal's Office has been called to a small town in central Minnesota to search for the cause of a deadly fire.

A late night house fire in the Red Wing area forced firefighters to battle the elements as well as the blaze.

Dangerously cold wind chills and snowdrifts hampered the Rochester firefighters.

Firefighters from several communities were called out in the subzero cold early Saturday to put out another fire in the Mantorville apartment building where a fire earlier this week claimed a woman’s life.

Officials say two other people are thought to be in critical condition.

At least one person died and another was critically injured after they were trapped in their apartments after a fire broke out Thursday morning in Mantorville.

Rochester firefighters responded to an unusual call Tuesday - a boat fire.

Seven people had to flee their northwest Rochester home Thursday after a fire broke out.

The Goodhue County Sheriff's Office news release states, "Our investigation indicates that accidental carbon monoxide asphyxiation may have been the result. During this investigation there has never been any indication of foul play."