5 people die in rural northwest Ohio house fire

A fast-moving fire leveled a 130-year-old farmhouse overnight on Tuesday, killing five people believed to be from the same family. Authorities said they believe the victims were three young children who lived at the home along with two adults. "We assume those are the ones recovered," said Dean Henry, a spokesman for several volunteer fire departments that responded. It will be up to a coroner to identify the victims. A truck driver spotted smoke coming from the house, in rural northwest Ohio, just after 3 a.m. Tuesday and called 911, Henry said. The two-story house was fully engulfed in flames when the first firefighters arrived, he said.