Alistair Lamb, 5, died Wednesday night when a Liberty Gas subcontractor struck a gas line near his Lexington, Missouri, home. Lamb’s sister and father survived the explosion with severe burns.

Neighbors believe the fatal house explosion caused by a natural gas leak Wednesday night in Lexington was the result of negligence.

Emergency crews in Lexington, Missouri, are on the scene following an explosion caused by a sub-contractor hitting a gas line.

A gas explosion leveled a home in a Kansas City suburb after a gas main was damaged. City officials in Lexington, Missouri, ...

Liberty Gas has shut off service to the entire city of Lexington as a result, a city spokesperson said at 9:21 p.m. The City said gas was shut off throughout the night and into Thursday morning.

City Council approves regulation aimed at preventing catastrophic fires. Opponents say it's anti-business because it hurts food truck operators.

LFR documents released to the A-J highlight firefighters' experience and response to Texas Tech fires and explosions in March ...

An explosion has destroyed a house in suburban Detroit, severely injuring two people. The blast was so powerful that a man was blown outside to the lawn. Police in Southgate ...

In two statements, the company confirmed that a fire had occurred at a PETRONAS Gas Berhad (PGB) main pipeline at 8.10am on ...

Malaysian energy behemoth pledges “timely and meaningful support’ after some 200 homes damaged or destroyed in Tuesday’s ...

Detroit fire officials say that a gas leak on the first floor is the cause of an explosion at an apartment building on the ...