KANSAS CITY—Authorities are investigating the cause of a deadly fire on Tuesday in Kansas City.

Just after 9a.m., crews responded to the report of a fire in the 3300 block of Oakland Avenue, according to&nbsp;Battalion Chief Michael Hopkins.

 Crews were alerted by other residents of a child trapped in the home. Offensive interior operations were initiated, and crews quickly found the child and removed him from the fire.

EMS transported the 4-year-old to Children's Mercy Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.&nbsp; As a precaution, EMS transported the other occupants, two adults and three children to KU Medical Center for evaluation. Officials released no additional details.

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 </figure>KANSAS CITY—Authorities are investigating the cause of a deadly fire on Tuesday in Kansas City.Just after 9a.m., crews responded to the report of a fire in the 3300 block of Oakland Avenue, according to&nbsp;Battalion Chief Michael Hopkins. Crews were alerted by other residents of a child trapped in the home. Offensive interior operations were initiated, and crews quickly found the child and removed him from the fire.EMS transported the 4-year-old to Children's Mercy Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.&nbsp; As a precaution, EMS transported the other occupants, two adults and three children to KU Medical Center for evaluation. Officials released no additional details.

4-year-old dies from injuries after fire in Kansas City