Emergency responders blame carbon monoxide for causing the death of a couple in Rock County, Wis., authorities said. Some family members found the 68-year-old man and the 66-year-old woman unconscious Saturday afternoon in their condiminium, police said. When emergency responders arrived on the scene, they discovered a high concentration of carbon monoxide in the condo.

Police said the couple had left their vehicle running in the garage with the garage door closed. Investigations show that the couple had been to a tavern the night before. Other residents in the complex were evacuated, authorities said, and some were treated on the scene for carbon monoxide poisoning. Investigators do not suspect suicide as the cause of the incident.

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Two teens were killed Thursday morning in a three-vehicle crash just outside of Goodman, Wis., authorities said. A 15-year-old girl was pronounced dead on the scene, authorities said, and a 16-year-old boy died at a hospital the next day. An eastbound minivan driven by an 18-year-old member of the boy's family skidded out of control on the snow-covered road, police said. The minivan slid into the path of a westbound pickup truck, authorities said, and the two vehicles collided. The minivan then collided with second westbound pickup truck, police said.

The minivan held the girl and six members of the boy's family, who were on their way to schools in Goodman, authorities said. Four people were ejected from the minivan, police said. Six of the van's occupants were taken to the hospital with varying degrees of injury, authorities said. All three occupants from the other vehicles involved in the crash were taken to the hospital as well, police said.

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A 15-year-old girl was killed and two other people were injured in a three-car accident Thursday morning in Marinette County, Wis., authorities said. According to police, a minivan skidded out of control and was hit by another vehicle. A third vehicle then hit the minivan, police said. Several people were thrown from the vehicle upon impact, including the 15-year-old girl.

Authorities pronounced the girl dead at the scene. Two other people in the van were seriously injured, police said. They were taken to Dickinson Hospital, authorities said, but were later flown to a hospital in Green Bay, Wis.

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An apartment fire swept through a 24-unit complex Friday in West Bend, Wis., authorities said. The blaze injured three people, authorities said, and five firefighters received treatment at the scene for minor injuries. Strong winds fueled the fire that left dozens of people homeless, fire officials said.

Firefighters don't know what started the fire, but they said it began in an upstairs apartment. They said the cause of the fire did not look suspicious. According to reports, the apartment complex is a total loss. The Red Cross is providing assistance for people affected by the fire.

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