Human remains recovered from SUV that ignited Deer Park pipeline fire, criminal investigation underway
The white SUV drove through a fence on the west side of the Walmart parking lot and struck an above-ground pipeline valve around 10 a.m. Monday. A fire erupted and residual product from the isolated pipeline has continued to burn off.
Deer Park pipeline blast: What we know about the nearby car
The city of Deer Park later confirmed that a white sport utility vehicle had driven through a fence on the west side of Wal-Mart’s parking lot located at 9025 Spencer Hwy. The vehicle entered the adjacent pipeline right-of-way and struck an above-ground pipeline valve.
The pipeline’s owner is “the same company that got $2.4 billion richer when Texans froze to death during Uri,” one activist ...
Spencer Highway reopened Friday afternoon amid the investigation into an SUV that's involved in Monday's natural gas pipeline ...
The fire that forced hundreds of people to evacuate Monday went out about 80 hours after it started when an SUV crashed ...
The fire in suburban Houston has burned for four days and forced nearly 1,000 homes to be evacuated. The fire is expected to ...
This will be all the information that will be released until the full investigation is concluded,” a statement from the City ...
We are more than a half mile from the fire. The flames were clearly visible over the rooftops of the houses between us and Walmart. We lived in Deer Park previously, from 1967 to 1990, on Grace ...
Monday evening, the City of Deer Park confirmed the fire was caused by an SUV crashing through the fence of a nearby Walmart and hitting an above-ground valve. Police haven't confirmed the ...
A fire that burned for four days after a pipeline explosion in the Houston suburbs burned out Thursday after the ...
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