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• Virginia Home Explosion Kills One Firefighter, Injures More After Leaking Propane Tank Found
• What we know about James Yoo
• Tornadoes collapse buildings and level homes in Nebraska …
• Federal Investigators Pinpoint What Caused String Of Gas Explosions In Mass.
• Heidi Gardner of ‘SNL’ says ‘anxiety set in’ after giggly ‘Beavis and Butt-Head’ sketch

Shortly after they arrived, the house exploded and burst into flames, with multiple mayday calls coming from the firefighters trapped inside. Crews rushed in to try to rescue them from the debris that covered them, but one firefighter was killed and 10 others were injured, Loudoun County Fire and Rescue officials said Saturday. First responders said there were people trapped under debris, two houses on fire, multiple houses damaged and it appeared “as if one house had exploded,” authorities said. Fifty-seven firefighters were treated for "minor issues" at the scene and released, Steve Imbarlina, assistant chief of fire/emergency medical services at Allegheny County Emergency Service, told reporters Sunday afternoon.

Virginia Home Explosion Kills One Firefighter, Injures More After Leaking Propane Tank Found

Officials set up a Disaster Distress Helpline, and the Red Cross and the Salvation Army were assisting affected residents, the Allegheny County government Facebook post said. Peoples Natural Gas said Saturday night on its website that it shut off gas service to about 50 homes in the area as a precaution. He said that gas and electrical services were shut off to most of the area Saturday "out of an abundance of caution" and that officials planned to work to restore some of the services. Downs said officials don't expect to have information about the cause of the explosion "for quite some time."

What we know about James Yoo

Chief Andy Penn of the Arlington County Police Department declined to say at a news conference on Tuesday that the authorities were “fully confident” that the remains that were found were those of Mr. Yoo. The authorities said that Mr. Yoo’s only previous encounters with the local police before Monday were related to a couple of noise complaints. But David Sundberg, assistant director in charge of the F.B.I.’s Washington field office, said that Mr. Yoo had submitted tips over the years about “alleged frauds” that he believed had been perpetrated against him. The authorities identified the man as James Yoo, 56, of Arlington and said that human remains found at the scene were believed to be his. The authorities said James Yoo, 56, was believed to have died when his home exploded as the police were preparing to search the residence on Monday night. Monitoring the emergency response to a major explosion in the Bluemont neighborhood of Arlington tonight.

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Southwest Gas says an employee responded to the scene and turned off the gas. The company also say they inspected the site and found no gas leaks. The fire department says firefighters detected gas in the air and were able to secure the leak. Another man suffered minor injuries and declined to go to the hospital. A woman, around 65 years old, and the three children at the home were not injured. A neighbor's surveillance camera captured the blast from the explosion, which residents described as a bomb going off.

Federal Investigators Pinpoint What Caused String Of Gas Explosions In Mass.

The video shows the blast briefly lighting up the street Sunday night and rocking the area, causing car alarms to sound. Emergency medical workers treated 57 firefighters for minor issues while they responded to the explosion and fire, Chief Imbarlina said. Lanny Conley, the chief of the Plum Borough Police Department, said at a news conference Sunday afternoon that four adults and one adolescent had died and been recovered from the scene. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro tweeted that he and his wife, Lori, were praying for the victims, adding that his office was working with state emergency management officials to assist local emergency responders. The Allegheny County medical examiner's office will identify them, the Facebook post said. Two were stable when they were transported and were released, and the third was in critical condition, they said.

"And I just couldn't get to her because at the time they were telling us to get out the house, because of all the gas leak. So I had to get my kids out the house, but I did send the fire person back there to get her." Hennepin County sheriff's deputies were in the area and quickly responded. They freed an occupant of the home trapped outside underneath some rubble and provided medical aid until paramedics arrived to transport the woman to a nearby hospital for treatment. First responders found people trapped under debris and two homes "engulfed in fire," in addition to one that appeared to have exploded and multiple others with the windows blown out, according to the post. Two people inside the house were escorted out before the explosion and suffered only minor injuries from the blast. A police officer at the scene told WCCO's Beret Leone the fire appeared to start with a gas explosion.

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She was airlifted after the explosion and is now in a Colton hospital recovering with severe burns. An insurance assessor, arson investigator, and code compliance gathered at the scene of this home explosion on Adalane Court in Victorville. Investigators are working to determine what caused a Victorville home to explode, sending a woman to the hospital. “Keegan and Casey will be missed by so many and will continue to be loved by so many, including their family, friends and community,” the family said in a statement to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

A massive explosion engulfed a home and rocked a neighborhood in Arlington, Virginia, as police were investigating a man who fired a flare gun dozens of times from inside Monday night, police said. The owner of a suburban Detroit business was charged with involuntary manslaughter after a building storing thousands of cans of nitrous oxide and butane exploded last month and a teenager was killed by flying debris, officials said. A 19-year-old man, Turner Salter, died after being struck in the head by a piece of shrapnel a quarter mile from the scene. A firefighter was also taken to an area hospital for minor injuries. Video posted by the department on a social media account showed smoke billing from the debris, with roof gables and siding on the ground. "It's just tragic, I mean, it looks like a war zone — it looks like a bomb hit our neighborhood and it's just unfortunate," Kolankowski said.

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Fifty-seven firefighters were treated at the scene for minor issues. Video posted to social media showed a huge fireball and what appeared to be the roof and other debris lofted into the air during the blast, which neighbors said could be heard and felt for miles around in the Washington, D.C., suburb. In the 3300 block of 89th Street, prompted emergency crews to evacuate several nearby homes, using Citibus buses to help transport residents.

Baltimore County fire officials said they were called to the scene in the Essex community east of Baltimore just after 11 p.m. LUBBOCK, Texas — First responders were on the scene of a house explosion in the 3300 block of 89th Street Thursday afternoon. However, he wasn't able to get the family's three cats and hopes they are all right. In a news release late Monday, the county said the home where the explosion happened was having "hot water tank issues." The tank was in the basement CBS Pittsburgh reported. "We have all of our resources here, including BGE, who runs our gas for the county," said Francis. "We're going to make sure that everything is safe in the neighborhood. We don't know what caused this so that'll be looked into."

Francis said both fire officials and BGE are investigating reports from neighbors about a possible odor hours before the explosion. Baltimore Gas and Electric, hazardous materials and fire investigation officials responded to the scene. Barker told local media that no foul play is suspected and that the dynamite was discovered after the owner of the home called a friend to assist them. When the friend arrived, "that's when calls were made," according to Barker. A Utah neighborhood was evacuated and locked down Tuesday night after "ancient dynamite" was found in a home, authorities said.

Residents could hear and feel the explosion for miles around Arlington County, where the average population is over 9,000 people per square mile. Chris White, a tech executive living in California, told NPR that he rented the house that exploded from Yoo and his wife from 2015 to 2016. "I would characterize these communications as primarily complaints about alleged frauds he believed were perpetrated against him," Sundberg told reporters. "The information contained therein and the nature of those communications did not lead to opening any FBI investigations." Penn said Yoo did not have any previous interactions with officers at the address of the now-obliterated home. The only documented incidents between Yoo and law enforcement, he said, are two calls for service for loud noise over the past couple of years.

Neighbors WCCO crews spoke to off camera say they heard a loud boom and their home shake. RICHFIELD, Minn. — A home explosion just south of Minneapolis sent one woman to the hospital Monday morning. Although the leak had been stopped by 5 p.m., LFR officials had not given nearby residents the all-clear to return home by about 6 p.m. First responders were escorting residents to their homes to collect items. Public safety officials urged the public to avoid the area around the 3300 block of 89th Street for much of Thursday afternoon and early evening due to what they called an active fire scene in that south central Lubbock neighborhood.

County spokesperson Amie Downs said emergency responders reported people trapped under debris after one house apparently exploded and two others were engulfed in flames. Crews from at least 18 fire departments were working to douse the flames with the help of water tankers from Allegheny and Westmoreland counties. Six people were killed, including a child, in a Pennsylvania house explosion over the weekend that caused multiple injuries, leveled two other homes and damaged at least a dozen residences, according to authorities. Emergency responders reported people trapped under debris after the blast leveled one house and left two others engulfed in flames, county spokesperson Amie Downs said.

In Plum, a borough in Allegheny County in western Pennsylvania just east of Pittsburgh. Officials were back at the scene Sunday morning, and a news conference was scheduled for noon, the Facebook post said. A man was presumed dead after his home in Arlington, Va., exploded into flames and burned for hours on Monday night as the police were preparing to search the house to investigate reports of possible gunfire, the authorities said.