Explosion at North Fort Worth power substation sparks fire, officials say
Emergency crews are responding to a fire following an explosion at a power substation in North Fort Worth on Wednesday. The incident off Seventeen Lakes Boulevard and Henrietta Creek Road was reported at about 7:15 p.
Crews respond to large fire at electrical substation in north Fort Worth, officials say
According to Oncor, crews are working to shut off the electricity in the area so fire crews can attack the fire.
Fort Worth firefighters battle massive blaze at electric substation that led to outage
Firefighters from several jurisdictions responded Wednesday evening to a massive blaze at a power substation in north Fort Worth that apparently resulted from an explosion at the site, authorities said.
Explosion at North Fort Worth power substation ignites massive fire, prompts voluntary evacuations
An explosion at a power substation in North Fort Worth caused a massive fire Wednesday evening, prompting the voluntary evacuation of nearby homes. The incident, located off Seventeen Lakes Boulevard and Henrietta Creek Road,
Watch: Massive fire at north Fort Worth electrical substation Wednesday night
Crews have not determined the cause of the fire and are working to restore power to affected customers, officials with Oncor said.
Fort Worth Fire gives update on substation fire
The Fort Worth Fire Department gave an update on Wednesday evening's electrical substation fire.
Oncor electrical substation catches on fire in Fort Worth
Investigators say the substation holds about 30,000 gallons of oil. It's unclear how much of it has already burned off.
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