Inside volunteer firefighters’ grueling effort to battle the SPS Technologies factory blaze
Volunteers are sharing their accounts of the chaotic opening moments of a disaster that decimated SPS Technologies' 105-year ...
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Second class-action suit filed against SPS by Jenkintown property owners
The suit seeks damages for economic losses, property damage, emotional distress and personal injuries, as well as medical ...
Tests show water supply and air quality around SPS Technologies fire site safe, DEP says
The drinking water and air quality around the site of an industrial fire​ in Abington Township are safe, according to test ...
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SPS Technologies faces class-action lawsuit following Jenkintown fire
The four-alarm fire at the aerospace product manufacturing facility triggered school closures, shelter-in-place orders and ...
WATCH: Video shows response to explosive SPS Technologies fire in Abington Twp.
New body camera footage obtained by NBC10 shows the frantic moments police and firefighters responded to the explosive fire ...
Fire at SPS Technologies in Abington largely missed stores of potentially dangerous chemicals, officials say
The fire at SPS Technologies in Abington, Pennsylvania, didn't reach the largest stores of volatile chemicals on the site, ...
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SPS Technologies factory to be partly demolished so firefighters can put out industrial fire
Three days after the SPS Technologies factory in Jenkintown caught fire, demolition crews are being brought in to tear down ...
Class-action lawsuit filed following ‘ferocious' SPS Technologies fire
A group of attorneys have filed a class-action suit alleging that 'hundreds if not thousands of persons' have been impacted ...
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Firefighters who battled SPS Technologies blaze talk about fighting the inferno
Some of the first emergency crews to arrive on the scene are speaking about the conditions the night of the SPS Technologies ...
After SPS fire, who will make the special bolts that keep U.S. aircraft flying?
The government doesn't know whether it will need new suppliers for critical parts that keep U.S. aircraft flying after fire ...