Three St. Paul house fires in 90 minutes; duplex victim later dies
HealthPartners confirmed Tuesday that the adult woman rescued from a duplex fire on the 700 block of Magnolia Avenue East on Saturday has died from her injuries.[1]
Fox 9 earlier reported firefighters rescued a woman and a toddler from the burning duplex, one of three structure fires that broke out in roughly 90 minutes Saturday.[2] FOX 9 said there has been no public update on the toddler's condition as of Tuesday.[1]
Saturday's duplex blaze on the 700 block of Magnolia Avenue East came amid two other structure fires that happened within about a 90-minute span, and authorities said causes remain under investigation.[1]
FOX 9's Saturday report described firefighters rescuing a woman and a toddler from the burning duplex.[2] The station updated the story Tuesday to report the woman's death and to say investigators are still probing the three fires.[1]
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- HealthPartners confirmed that the adult woman rescued from the duplex fire on the 700 block of Magnolia Avenue East has died from her injuries. HealthPartners
- FOX 9 reports there has been no public update on the toddler’s condition as of Tuesday, August 25, 2026. FOX 9
- The duplex blaze was one of three structure fires that occurred in about 90 minutes on Saturday; the causes of all three fires remain under investigation. three structure fires
- FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul updated the story on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, emphasizing the fatal outcome and the status of ongoing investigations. FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
- The article is published under the headline 'St. Paul fire: Woman rescued from burning duplex dies from injuries'. 'St. Paul fire: Woman rescued from burning duplex dies from injuries'
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- HealthPartners confirmed that the adult woman rescued from the duplex fire on the 700 block of Magnolia Avenue East has died from her injuries.
- FOX 9 reports there has been no public update on the toddler’s condition as of Tuesday.
- The article reiterates that the duplex blaze was one of three structure fires in about 90 minutes on Saturday, but emphasizes the fatal outcome and notes the causes of all three fires remain under investigation.