‘It’s heartbreaking’: Couple returns home to devastating damage from intense Deer Park pipeline fire
DEER PARK, TX – It’s been a difficult week for Diane and Steve Hutto, and many other families in the Deer Park and La Porte area after Monday’s pipeline blast and fire. The natural gas fire was so intense, it melted shingles off nearby roofs and plastic off cars.
DEER PARK, Texas — The pipeline fire in Deer Park is finally out around 80 hours after it started Monday morning.
Flames from the Deer Park pipeline fire are so significant that they can be seen from outer space. The fire was still raging ...
Deer Park officials said this has developed into a criminal investigation. This comes after crews brought a flatbed truck to tow the charred and melted white car that was still near the ...
Deer Park officials said this has developed into a criminal investigation. This comes after crews brought a flatbed truck ...
The La Porte Office of Emergency Management, citing information from pipeline owner Energy Transfer, announced the blaze had ...
DEER PARK, Texas — We're getting a closer look at the moment a vehicle hit an above-ground valve that sparked the massive ...
An incident at a valve station for a 20" natural gas liquids line resulted in a fire, Energy Transfer representatives said in a statement. Deer Park Mayor Jerry Mouton Jr. said the fire could burn for ...
The vehicle involved in the pipeline fire near Deer Park and La Porte was pulled out by authorities Thursday morning. An ...
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