Investigation at Indianapolis blast site nears end

Investigators hope to wrap up their work at the scene of the deadly Indianapolis house explosion by the end of the week, although they aren’t putting a timeline on determining what caused the blast. Fire Capt. Rita Burris said that repairs or demolition can’t begin until the investigation is complete. "The investigation is the investigation," Burris said. "Until they say jump, nobody else can do anything." Engineers or insurance adjusters have assessed most of the homes damaged late Saturday night, minus about a dozen that require structural bracing and another 11 near the core of the explosion, of which little remains.