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One Year After Disaster, How Are Merrimack Valley Businesses Faring?
Many businesses are back on track, but scars remain from last year's fires and explosions. -
Mayor Dan Rivera To Lawrence, One Year After Disaster: 'Keep Fighting'
The Lawrence mayor says he and the city are still recovering, one year after the gas explosions in the Merrimack Valley. -
Where A House Once Stood: A Year After The Merrimack Valley Fires
A year after gas line explosions rocked the Merrimack Valley, life goes on. But not for everyone. -
Columbia Gas Announces $143 Million Dollar Settlement In Class Action Lawsuit For Merrimack Gas Explosions
The plaintiffs in the lawsuit includes thousands of residents and businesses in Lawrence, Andover and North Andover. -
Latest Federal Pipeline Safety Proposal Looks To Fix Problems Revealed In Merrimack Valley Gas Fires
The proposed legislation focuses on over-pressurization and safety culture at utility companies, especially around upgrading pipelines. -
Merrimack Valley Communities Hit By Gas Blasts Get $80M In Settlement With Columbia Gas
The utility company Columbia Gas will pay $80 million to the three communities devastated by the September gas explosions. -
New President Of Columbia Gas Says First Goal Is To Regain Trust
Mark Kempic said upgraded pipeline in Merrimack Valley is "among the safest, probably, in the country." -
Bill Aims To Strengthen Natural Gas Pipeline Safety
Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Lori Trahan are pushing a bill aimed at strengthening pipeline safety in the U.S. -
What's Happened In The 6 Months Since The Merrimack Valley Gas Fires
Six months after natural gas fires and explosions erupted across the Merrimack Valley, here's an update on how the communities have recovered. -
Six Months After Gas Fires, Lawrence Mayor Says Lack of Accountability Means It Could Happen Again
Wednesday marks six months since the natural gas fires and explosions in the Merrimack Valley. The mayor of Lawrence is not content with the progress that's been made.
