natural gas explosion

Two people were hospitalized with serious burns after a house explosion in Canton, Ohio, caused by a likely natural gas leak. The vacant home for sale was destroyed, and neighboring properties were damaged when power lines were brought down.

Two people were hospitalized after a house explosion in Canton, Ohio, caused by a likely natural gas leak. The vacant home for sale sustained over $83,000 in damage, with fires spreading to neighboring properties and downing power lines.

Two people were hospitalized after a house explosion in Canton, Ohio, caused by a likely natural gas leak. The vacant home, which was for sale, sustained over $83,000 in damage, and the fire spread to neighboring properties.

A natural gas explosion destroyed an apartment building in Dallas, resulting in three deaths, including a child, and five injuries. Dallas Fire Chief Justin Ball confirmed all residents were accounted for, and the cause is under investigation by the NTSB, with a subcontractor reported to have ruptured a gas line during soil sampling.

A natural gas explosion destroyed a residential building in Dallas, Texas, injuring at least one person on May 28, 2026.

A natural gas explosion in Dallas' Oak Cliff neighborhood killed three people, including a child, and injured others. The blast, caused by a damaged gas pipeline, led to a five-alarm fire. The National Transportation Safety Board and Atmos Energy are investigating, with authorities confirming construction crews may have struck the gas line.