Reporting from Middletown, Conn. - A devastating explosion destroyed a Connecticut power plant Sunday morning as workers cleared a natural gas piping system, killing at least five and injuring many more, emergency response officers said.
Homeowners miles away said the 11 a.m. blast at the Kleen Energy Systems power plant in Middletown created a shock wave that some people mistook for an earthquake or some other act of nature.
middletown, conn. -- investigators removed several key pieces of evidence yesterday from the scene of the kleen energy power plant explosion in which five people died. among the items removed were combustible-gas detectors that could have alerted
middletown, conn.-a worker who was in a connecticut power plant when it exploded on sunday tells the associated press there was a smell of natural gas in the plant less than an hour before the blast. paul gaskins was working on a steam turbine
middletown, conn. - authorities looking for the cause of an explosion that killed five people at a power plant under construction launched a criminal investigation yesterday, saying they could not rule out criminal negligence as the cause
middletown, conn. -- authorities have released the names of the five men killed in an explosion at a power plant that was under construction in a connecticut town. middletown police say peter chetulis of thomaston, conn.; ronald j. crabb
middletown, connecticut (cnn) -- an investigation got under way monday into an explosion that tore apart a power plant under construction here sunday, killing five people and injuring 12. "at this point, they're not anticipating that they're
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