What to know:
- A late-Thursday explosion destroyed a vacant home in Warren; firefighters extinguished the fire within 10 minutes.
- Preliminary reports point to a natural gas explosion, but investigators are still determining the cause.
- Nearby homes and an SUV were damaged; one resident suffered a minor injury, and his condemned home left him needing temporary housing.
- No one was seriously hurt, and neighbors described a powerful blast that sent debris and glass across the block.
WARREN, Mich. – A massive explosion destroyed a vacant home and damaged multiple others late Thursday night in Warren, sending debris flying in every direction.
The first calls started coming in around 11 p.m. Thursday night, quickly followed by police and fire sirens. The explosion rocked the neighborhood in all directions.
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