Two Atlanta television reporters are recovering from minor injuries they received when their news truck touched power lines and caused an explosion.

This Sunday, two people will be honored for their heroic actions, more than five decades ago. In 1953, a gas explosion forever changed the face of downtown Aiken. Ten people were killed, but some were saved, thanks to a few brave men. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe has more.

Caught on tape…Police in northern Kentucky are reviewing a videotape that shows a vacant two-story house exploding and collapsing into a pile of debris. A surveillance camera at a nearby business captured the explosion, Sunday afternoon. Fortunately, no one was hurt.

Now to the shocking new video of Michael Jackson…while filming a 1984 Pepsi commercial, Jackson’s hair caught fire during an explosion. Some believe it was the beginning of Michael’s long addiction to prescription drugs. ABC News’ Lisa Fletcher has more.

Now to the shocking new video of Michael Jackson…while filming a 1984 Pepsi commercial, Jackson’s hair caught fire during an explosion. Some believe it was the beginning of Michael’s long addiction to prescription drugs. ABC News’ Lisa Fletcher has more.

A federal safety agency says the natural gas blamed for the fatal explosion at a North Carolina Slim Jim factory was likely vented into the building during a water heater installation.

Imperial Sugar has restarted its Georgia refinery to resume making crystal sugar for the first time since a deadly 2008 explosion devastated the plant near Savannah. Employees fired up the boiler at the nation’s second-largest sugar refinery Tuesday morning and planned to start shipping liquid sugar by Thursday. The first truckloads of crystal sugar are to follow within the next 10 days.

Authorities say they have found a third body inside a Slim Jim factory in North Carolina a day after an explosion wrecked the building. Garner Police Sgt. Chris Clayton said crews found the remains of a missing worker Wednesday morning. He said teams were preparing to enter the facility through the roof as part of recovery efforts.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is warning that North Korea will face consequences because of “provocative and belligerent” actions that include threatened military attacks against U.S. and South Korean warships.

Traffic and business are back to normal on Manhattan’s Upper East Side after a small bomb blast. No one was injured in the explosion early Monday. It destroyed a sidewalk bench and shattered windows at a Starbucks near the Guggenheim museum. The coffee shop was open Tuesday morning, although the windows hadn’t yet been fixed.

Attorneys for one of the nation’s largest sugar producers say a whistleblower faked a report to company executives warning of explosive dust days before a fatal blast at the company’s refinery near Savannah.

A Chatham County judge says Sen. Saxby Chambliss won’t have to answer questions from a Savannah lawyer suing Imperial Sugar on behalf of victims of the explosion at its Georgia refinery.

Attorneys for U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss are heading to court in Savannah to fight a subpoena by an attorney suing Imperial Sugar. Chatham County Superior Court Judge Herman W. Coolidge is scheduled to hear arguments from attorneys Tuesday.

The U.S. military says a bomb has exploded outside of the main American base in Afghanistan, wounding several people. U.S. spokeswoman Capt. Elizabeth Mathias says the blast outside the main base at Bagram did not appear to kill anyone.

The state is assisting Lanier County authorities investigate the weekend deaths of two women who were killed after a suspected methamphetamine lab exploded inside a house in Ray City.