A driver is facing charges after police say they found dozens of propane tanks in the back of his van following a crash in ...

The 31-year-old driver — charged with reckless endangerment — was operating a white 2013 Chevrolet express van that had a ...

A man accused of driving with dozens of propane tanks allegedly left the scene after his food truck detached from his van and ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) – A Louisville man has been arrested in connection with the theft of propane tanks worth several ...

Wednesday's weather was the likely culprit, fire chief Bernie Grisolia said, as a strong gust of wind knocked a tent loose ...

Keeping a propane tank at home can be dangerous if you don't know how to store, use, and handle it properly. Here are some common mistakes to avoid.

Most people are familiar with propane. Large silver-colored tanks are often used to store propane intended to heat rural homes and propane is a common fuel used in backyard cooking grills. But behind ...

Place tanks upright – Always store propane tanks upright on a flat, secure surface. Laying a tank on its side can lead to leaks and may interfere with the pressure release valve.

Grill jockeys who use gas are familiar with the 20-pound propane tanks that fuel their fires. But the tanks they buy may be only three-fourths full, depending on where they're purchased.

Firefighters found more than 30 20-pound propane tanks. "When they explode not only does it create a fireball but it could also send shrapnel all around," said Pixley.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Firefighters battled a house fire Thursday that has spread to a neighboring home in Southeast ...