standing rock sioux tribe has filed a lawsuit to stop the pipeline, which the u-s army corps of engineers approved luigi's restaurant in oelwein goes back more than 50 years. now the owners say an over-heated chicken roaster started the weekend fire that destroyed the building. the fire happened late saturday afternoon. when firefighters arrived, they found heavy flames in the kitchen, which quickly spread to the ceiling. the building is a total loss, but no one was hurt. kcrg-tv9's jordee kalk reports on how the family is trying to find bits of their history amid the damage. jordee: now the family of luigi rummage through and see anything salvageable. really family just tells me they are looking for things that could be memories of this restaurant. 44:10, "some of the items we might want to save are under layers of debris." on monday, stasi family from across the country gathered to survey the damage. family say the restaurant was their father, luigi's, passion. even at 84 years old, luigi would still work 70 hours a week or more in his restaurant. family say he made the eatery an icon for this community

kcrg-tv9's jordee kalk reports on how the family is trying to find bits of their history amid the damage. jordee: now the family of luigi is planning to come out to this site today to rummage through and see anything salvageable. really family just tells me they are looking for things that could be memories of this restaurant. 44:10, "some of the items we might want to save are under layers of debris." on monday, stasi family from across the damage. family say the restaurant was their father, luigi's, passion. even at 84 years old, luigi would still work 70 hours a week or more in his restaurant. family say he made the eatery an icon for this community. but family say it's too soon to tell what's next for the restaurant. jordee: again the family doesn't exactly know what's next for this restaurant but the family says they are going to work with luigi to try to determine if they will rebuild. in oelwein, jordee kalk, kcrg tv9 news. investigators say hoarding made it difficult for house fire. authorities say 86 year old stanley strock died in the hospital. firefighters investigators think the indianola man was a hoarder.

kcrg-tv9's jordee kalk trying to find bits of their history amid the damage. jordee: now the family of luigi is planning to come out to this site today to rummage through and see anything salvageable. really family just tells me they are looking for things that could be memories of this restaurant. 44:10, "some of the items we might want to save are under layers of debris." on monday, stasi family from across the country gathered to survey the damage. family say the restaurant was their father, luigi's, passion. even at 84 years old, luigi would still work 70 hours a week or more in his restaurant. family say he made the eatery an icon for this too soon to tell what's next for the restaurant. jordee: again the family doesn't exactly know what's next for this restaurant but the family says they are going to work with luigi to try to determine if they will rebuild. in oelwein, jordee kalk, kcrg tv9 news. investigators say hoarding made it difficult for house fire. authorities say 86 year old stanley strock died in the hospital. firefighters pulled him from his burning home yesterday morning. f

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kcrg-tv9's jordee kalk reports on how the family is trying to find bits of their history amid the damage. jordee: now the family of luigi is planning to come out to this site today to rummage through and see anything salvageable. really family just tells me they are looking for things that could be 44:10, "some of the items we might want to save are under layers of debris." on monday, stasi family from across the country gathered to survey the damage. family say the restaurant was their father, luigi's, passion. even at 84 years old, luigi would still work 70 hours a week or more in his restaurant. family say he made the eatery an icon for this community. but family say it's too soon to tell what's next for the restaurant. jordee: again the family doesn't exactly know what's next for this restaurant but the family says they are going to work with luigi to try to determine if they will rebuild. in oelwein, jordee kalk, kcrg it difficult for firefighters to battle a deadly house fire. authorities say 86 year old stanley strock died in pulled him from his burning home yesterday morning. fire investigators think the indiano