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At least four injured in gas explosion at Dallas apartment building

Three people were killed and at least five others were hospitalized when a gas explosion destroyed a Dallas apartment complex Thursday afternoon, city officials said.

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As investigators seek cause of deadly Dallas apartment explosion, data shows natural gas leaks remain problem

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Three killed, including child, in Dallas apartment explosion and fire

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Donation drive for victims of Dallas apartment explosion

The North Texas community is showing overwhelming support for families devastated by the Clyde Apartments explosion in Oak Cliff, donating tens of thousands of items to help those who lost everything.

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2 women, child who died in Oak Cliff apartment fire identified by family, friends

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Dallas explosion: did anyone call 811 before drilling?

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Community vigil for mother and son who died in Dallas apartment explosion

The blast at the Clyde Apartments also claimed the life of community activist and Democratic Party precinct chair Sylvia Collins.

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North Texans pour out support after deadly Dallas apartment explosion

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Family remembers devoted mother and toddler killed in Dallas apartment explosion

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Watch live: Gas explosion at Dallas apartment complex prompts massive emergency response

A natural gas explosion has destroyed a residential building in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, injuring at least one person. Dallas Fire-Rescue told NBC 5 they were called to a large fire triggered by a gas explosion at a residential building on East 9th Street near North Patton Avenue.

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Drill rig gathering soil samples hit gas line at site of Dallas explosion, records show

Sparse but chilling details show the firm overseeing a soil analysis at the site of a deadly Oak Cliff apartment explosion reported a drilling company damaged a gas line near the building.

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Hayward gas explosion: Desperate escape by severely injured victims described in lawsuit claiming PG&E sought to deceive investigators

When the suburban home near Hayward exploded in a fiery blast after a PG&E gas leak in December, resident Jesus Duenas “fell into the basement of the house and saw a red-hot pipe explode,” according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday claiming PG&E falsely claimed to federal investigators that before the explosion it tried to warn neighborhood residents of the leak.

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Drunk man sparks gas explosion that destroys estranged wife’s Queens house, NYPD cops hurt

Police were called to settle a domestic dispute inside the two-story home on 130th St. near 109th Ave. in South Ozone Park early Thursday.