Lewisville Explosion Latest: Reports Show Finger Pointing
More finger-pointing tonight as CBS 11 continues to investigate a deadly gas explosion in Lewisville.
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More finger-pointing tonight as CBS 11 continues to investigate a deadly gas explosion in Lewisville.
Residents who lived in the complex next to a duplex that exploded because of a gas leak are calling for a change in protocol for evacuations.
On Monday leaders with a North Texas non-profit organization remembered a man who died from injuries sustained after a house explosion last week. Victim Scott Deahl lived in a duplex owned by Christian Community Action.
The man who was inside a home that exploded Friday in Lewisville has died.
A house explosion in Lewisville has left one resident in critical condition and two firefighters injured. The blowup happened at a duplex in the 500 block of E. Main Street.
An explosion and subsequent massive fire at a chemical plant in Garland sent workers scrambling and businesses nearby into a panic.
A possible explosion was heard in a home's garage on Tuesday morning. Family members rushed there to find a 22-year-old woman hurt. She was taken to Parkland Hospital.
The FBI has taken over the investigation of an explosion in a Plano residential neighborhood.
Plano police believe a man found in the street, covered in blood, was trying to set off an explosive. Police say the man, found in a residential neighborhood, then made up a story to cover up his intentions.
OSHA cited the Magnablend Chemical company for seven serious violations and and levied a $45,000 fine for last year's explosion and fire at the company's Waxahachie factory.
A man trying to kick the smoking habit was puffing on an electronic cigarette when a faulty battery caused it to explode in his mouth, taking out some of his front teeth, a chunk of his tongue and severely burning his face.
A workplace explosion in Arlington has left two workers with serious burns. The flash fire and explosion happened at a company on 109 Street, near Randol Mill.
A suspected gas leak caused an explosion that blasted the kitchen doors off their hinges at a home in the 4900 block of Orien Street near North Park and Haltom Middle School Tuesday night, fire officials said.
Two people are in the hospital after being injured in an explosion at a chemical plant east of Houston.
It took just a few seconds and about 150 pounds of dynamite to bring down four downtown Dallas buildings Saturday morning.
