Nearly 100 firefighters responded to an apartment fire Thursday afternoon at a building in the 400 block of east 9th Street.
Officials have not publicly identified the three fatalities, but friends and family have named them as Marisol Pérez, her son Erik Pérez Jr., and Dallas County advocate Sylvia Collins.
As Dallas firefighters worked into the night searching the debris of an Oak Cliff apartment building, officials confirmed at least three people were killed in Thursday's explosion.
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At least 3 dead, 5 hurt when large explosion destroys Dallas apartment building, officials say
The number of victims could change as details continue to unfold and crews search through the debris.
Firefighters completed a sweeping search of the rubble in Dallas’ Oak Cliff neighborhood a day after a massive explosion ...
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Oak Cliff apartment owners frustrated by lack of answers after deadly Dallas explosion
An investigation continues into a deadly Oak Cliff apartment explosion that killed three people after a construction crew ...
Relatives describe Marisol Perez as a devoted parent as they prepare for a Sunday vigil.
Hundreds gathered at a vigil held outside W.H. Adamson High School to mourn the victims of The Clyde apartments explosion ...
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