2 injured in Racine, Wisconsin house explosion: police
RACINE, Wis. (WLS) -- A house exploded in Wisconsin on Tuesday evening, police said. Racine police said there was an explosion on Gilson Street near Mitchell Middle School, and two people are being treated for injuries. Their conditions are unknown, and the cause of the explosion is under investigation.
'We are so glad that they’re alive': Family shares update on victims of Racine house explosion
RACINE, Wis. — A father and his adult daughter remain hospitalized after their Racine home exploded and then caught fire. Video shows the moment the house on Gilson Street near Ashland Avenue exploded. A loud booming sound is heard, followed by a flash of light. Debris then falls onto a neighbor's home.
Racine County Eye on MSN3d
2 people injured in house fire after it explodes on south side of RacineTwo people suffered serious injuries as a result of a fire after their home exploded in the 2600 block of Gilson Street ...
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Racine explosion, fire at duplex; 2 sent to hospitalThe blast at the home on Gilson Street on Tuesday night, Feb. 18, in Racine put two people in the hospital. Neighbors say the ...
WISN Milwaukee on MSN2d
2 survive Racine duplex blast after neighbor's heroic rescueTwo people are hospitalized after their duplex exploded and caught fire Tuesday evening in Racine. Relatives identified the ...
Crews are battling a fire in a neighborhood near Drexel and Gilson following an explosion, according to the Racine Police ...
PHOTO SUBMITTED Several area fire departments responded to a house fire in the western part of Fond du Lac County Friday ...
Wisconsin house explosion kills 2 and authorities say reported gunfire was likely ignited ammunition
Shaq's OGs win the 1st NBA All-Star mini-tournament, topping Chuck's Global Stars 41-25 in the final Two people died when a house exploded and caught fire in southern Wisconsin, and authorities ...
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Racine explosion and fire at duplex; neighbors heard loud "boom"Police asked the public to stay away from the area to allow first responders to work as efficiently as possible.
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