Investigators looking into an explosion last week that leveled a house in Annapolis said they have determined the blast was caused by an accumulation of propane gas.

Officials have concluded their investigation into the deadly house explosion in Anne Arundel County, citing a propane gas ...

Investigators said the homeowner was performing work on the home's HVAC system when a propane line was inadvertently cut. The homeowner was unaware.

Investigators have determined the deadly Annapolis home explosion in the city’s Cape St. Claire community was accidental and caused by an accumulation of propane gas inside the residence.

Accidental propane gas leak during home HVAC repair caused fatal Cape St. Claire explosion that killed Linda Synowczynski, fire investigators determine.

The explosion in Anne Arundel County. — Anne Arundel County Professional Fire Fighters A frantic rescue effort at the scene of a Maryland house explosion has taken a deadly turn. One person was killed ...

A deadly Maryland home explosion came down to one accidental cut and a single spark. The Aug. 20 blast on Green Holly Drive in the Cape St. Claire community near Annapolis was caused by propane that ...

Fire investigators have determined a cause of a house explosion last week in Cape St. Claire.