A house has exploded in a West Virginia neighborhood, killing one man and prompting nearby homes to be evacuated.

One person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries following a house explosion in Clarksburg, West Virginia, on Sunday. The community is about two hours south of Pittsburgh. The city announced police were evacuating all homes within a five-block radius of the explosion site on Kramer Avenue as a safety precaution.

State fire investigators are probing three house fires and a house explosion that claimed four lives across West Virginia in three days, the West Virginia State Fire Marshal's Office reported on Jan.

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — The man injured in a house explosion in Clarksburg has died. The victim was being treated for life-threatening injuries at United Hospital Center. The explosion occurred Sunday afternoon at around 3:30 at a house on Kramer Street in the Chestnut Hills neighborhood.

A house explosion in Clarksburg, West Virginia, resulted in one fatality and temporary evacuation of nearby residences. Emergency teams responded swiftly to the incident, with an investigation into the cause underway.

A house explosion in Clarksburg, West Virginia, resulted in one fatality and evacuations. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause.

Reporter Barbara Ron is live from near the scene of a house explosion in Clarksburg that caused one man's death and the evacuation of houses in the area.

An explosion in Clarksburg, West Virginia resulted in one person sustaining life-threatening injuries and prompted the evacuation of nearby homes due to a gas leak. Residents were warned to avoid the area,

Crews responded to the fire at approximately 3:50 p.m. Monday afternoon. According to officials, the structure was abandoned and no one was injured in the fire. The Bridgeport Fir