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Authorities held a series of news briefings in the wake of a June 9, 2009, explosion at a ConAgra Foods plant in Garner to provide updated information. The blast killed three workers and sent dozens more to area hospitals with burns and other injuries.
Members of the U.S. Chemical Safety Board say they are looking at the possibility that a fatal explosion in a Garner food plant occurred after natural gas from a line to a new water heater was vented inside the plant.
Authorities provide information about their first look inside the ConAgra Foods plant in Garner following Tuesday's fatal explosion.
Authorities provide information about their first look inside the ConAgra Foods plant in Garner following Tuesday's fatal explosion.
Authorities provide the latest information on the ConAgra plant explosion in Garner.
Garner and ConAgra authorities provide the latest information on Tuesday's plant explosion.
ConAgra CEO Gary Rodkin discusses efforts to help employees recover from a plant explosion in Garner
Authorities disclose a third victim was found inside the ConAgra Foods plant in Garner following an explosion.
Authorities give an update about the ConAgra Foods plant explosion.
Authorities hold a news conference to update the public about an explosion at the ConAgra Foods plant.
Police say they have found the bodies of two people missing after an explosion at the ConAgra Foods plant caved in parts of the roof, sparked fires and caused an ammonia leak.
About 300 workers were in the ConAgra Foods plant at 4851 Jones Sausage Road at the time of the 11:30 a.m. Tuesday explosion.
Officials hold a 6 p.m. news briefing with the latest on an explosion and roof collapse at the ConAgra plant in Garner.
Officials hold a 5 p.m. news briefing with the latest on an explosion and roof collapse at the ConAgra plant in Garner.
Officials hold a 4 p.m. update on the the ConAgra plant explosion in Garner.
Officials hold a news conference with the latest on the ConAgra explosion and roof collapse in Garner.
WakeMed spokeswoman Debbie Laughery holds a 2 p.m. media briefing on the injuries from the ConAgra plant, where multiple people were injured in an explosion and roof collapse.
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