DALLAS - Two people are dead and a firefighter is recovering after crews battled an early Monday morning house fire in northeast Dallas, officials said. Dallas Fire-Rescue said firefighters were called to a one-story home on Boedeker Street before 6 a.

A house fire in northeast Dallas early Monday morning led to one death and one injury. Firefighters rescued two residents, but one later died from their injuries. A firefighter is in stable condition.

Two people died and a firefighter was injured in a blaze Monday morning inside a North Dallas home, authorities said Tuesday. Firefighters responded about 5:45 a.m. to a 911 call reporting a fire at a one-story duplex in the 10600 block of Boedeker Street.

One person was killed, another is in critical condition, and a firefighter was hospitalized after a garage fire spread, engulfing a duplex in Dallas early Monday.

Someone called 911 about a fire at a duplex in a neighborhood near Royal Lane and 75 at about 5:45 this morning. Dallas Fire Rescue and other crews learned people might be trapped inside, so they started running hand lines and search and rescue.