The City of La Porte is beginning to reduce the restrictions in the areas surrounding the pipeline fire in Deer Park.

Certain areas of La Porte and portions of Spencer Highway that were closed or evacuated following the Sept. 16 pipeline ...

Officials have confirmed the cause of Monday's pipeline explosion, fire in La Porte. Energy Transfer has set up a helpline ...

A flame that towered over a southeast Houston suburb has subsided but continues to burn following a massive pipeline explosion after a vehicle drove through a fence and struck an above-ground valve.

The La Porte Fire Department responded to a fire at 9:55 a.m. in the 8700 block of Spencer Highway, City of La Porte spokesperson Lee Woodward said in a news release. Deer Park's Office of ...

According to reports from local news station ABC13, the fire spread south under Spencer Highway into the borders of the adjacent city of La Porte, Texas. Video from the area after the explosion ...

Houston Matters discusses how land use and zoning practices might play into the La Porte pipeline fire and get reaction to ...

An evacuation order was issued for anyone located between Spencer Highway and Fairmont Parkway between Luella Boulevard and Canada Road, according to city of La Porte spokesperson Lee Woodward.

By Tuesday, the City of La Porte said it slightly reduced the evacuation area south of the fire, but did not say how many people were affected. Operators shut off the flow of natural gas liquids ...

The City of La Porte said the cause was undetermined and under investigation. A volunteer firefighter experienced heat stress and was treated at the scene, the nearby City of Pasadena said in a ...

A pipeline fire that forced hundreds of residents to evacuate in suburban Houston is burning for a third day, with no clear ...

Read full article: City of La Porte reopens Luella Blvd., reduces evacuation area south of pipeline fire in Deer Park Pipeline fire in La Porte impacted surrounding area underground, including a ...