Northern Iowa house fire kills 4, injures 2 others
IA fire department has not determined the cause of the fire, foul play is not suspected
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A house fire left four children dead and two people injured early Wednesday in northern Iowa.
Mason City firefighters were called to the fire about 5 a.m. in an older home in a neighborhood near the city's downtown.
Crews who arrived could see flames in the first and second floors of the house, according to a news release from the Mason City Fire Department.
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The four children killed were identified as John Michael Mcluer, 12; Odin Thor Mcluer, 10; Drako Mcluer, 6; and Phenix Mcluer, 3.
A house fire in northern Iowa killed four children and injured two other people.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The fire department said John Michael Mcluer, 55, and Ravan Dawn Mcluer, 11, suffered burns and were treated at a hospital.
The cause of the fire hadn't been determined but the fire department said foul play wasn't suspected.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Mason City is a community of about 27,000 people. It is in northern Iowa, 110 miles north of Des Moines.