One Dead In Explosion At Marijuana Grow House In Detroit
One person is dead after an explosion this evening at a marijuana grow house on Detroit's east side.
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One person is dead after an explosion this evening at a marijuana grow house on Detroit's east side.
Police and FBI investigating after some type of explosive device was detonated on railroad tracks in Warren.
The crash on DTE Energy property caused an explosion that could be seen from across the Detroit River in Canada.
The 24-year-old Melvindale resident remains in stable condition at a local hospital. Criminal charges are pending.
A neighborhood in Melvindale was evacuated early Saturday morning following a massive explosion at a DTE Energy facility.
A bomb squad responded and destroyed potentially explosive material behind the home in a field.
The process is becoming more common in order to turn plant-based marijuana into other concentrated forms of marijuana, often referred to as "wax," "shatter," "butter" and "dabs."
Authorities say luckily, no one was injured when restrooms at a public park in Ecorse exploded.
The explosion was felt at the state police post, about six miles away.
Authorities say the explosion sent gas onto the woman, the 3-year-old boy and the 3-year-old girl.
The home wasn't hooked up to its natural gas system. The person who owns the home hasn't been a natural gas customer since 2004 according to DTE.
A barrel exploded, police said, sending jagged shards of metal flying.
Officials say it's possible that pressure had built up inside the drum, causing it to explode.
No injuries were reported following the Friday morning explosion at Giltner Hall in East Lansing.
Authorities say a damaged gas line on a bridge reconstruction project has sparked a large fire and closed stretches of a road and freeway in Flint.
Officials on the scene say tensions remain high because another explosion could happen at any moment.
It set off a blast at the commercial laundry service on Hoover near Stephens that caused $1 million in damages to nearby homes.
Motorists were urged to avoid the area of West Fort Street, between Washington and Cass.
"We wanna know what happened...How did that happen?"
Authorities have identified the woman killed in a vehicle explosion on a metro Detroit freeway as a 23-year-old expecting mother.
A woman died Tuesday afternoon when her car exploded following a three-vehicle crash on M-10.
Authorities in Lapeer have identified a 34-year-old man who died in an explosion at a machine shop that also injured three other people.
One person was killed and three others injured Tuesday in an explosion at a Lapeer machine shop.
Police in Dearborn say a man is hospitalized in critical condition after an apparent natural gas explosion at this home.
Officials say the explosion happened shortly after crews from Consumers Energy arrived to investigate the possible gas leak.