Emily Curiel [email protected] The Missouri Attorney General on Monday filed suit against Liberty Utilities for last month’s natural gas explosion in Lexington, Missouri, that killed a 5-year ...

THE CITY RECEIVED AN EMERGENCY CALL ABOUT IT AT AROUND 4:15 P.M. THE EXPLOSION HAPPENED AT 7:45 P.M. INVESTIGATORS WILL BE TRYING TO DETERMINE IF LIBERTY UTILITIES MARKED WHERE THE GAS LINE WAS ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On Monday, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a lawsuit against Liberty Utilities after the company’s failure to properly mark a gas line caused a deadly ...

A LOT OF QUESTIONS STILL NEED TO BE ANSWERED, AND WE’LL KEEP PUSHING FOR THO A Lexington couple whose home was destroyed in an April gas explosion has filed a lawsuit against Liberty Utilities ...

The lawsuit claims that Liberty Utilities had more than three hours to order an evacuation of the neighborhood but chose not to. “Despite knowledge of the leaking gas line, defendants failed to ...

Liberty Utilities, a subsidiary of Algonquin Power and Utilities Corporation, sent someone out to mark its lines before the subcontractor began digging, but the uncapped gas main section involved ...

Their preliminary report questioned if Liberty Utilities, which owns the gas line, had properly marked the area prior to a contractor’s work to install fiber optic cable. The contractor struck ...

Eric Adler - The Kansas City Star Days before last month’s gas explosion that killed a 5-year-old boy in Lexington, Missouri, Liberty Utilities sent a locator to mark all buried utilities where ...

Attorney General Andrew Bailey's lawsuit came less than a week after federal investigators said in a preliminary report that a Liberty Utilities employee failed to mark a section of a gas line ...