Clyde Apartments
Coverage of Clyde Apartments in the Nexus archive.
- Oak Cliff explosion survivor shares grief as investigations and lawsuits continue
A survivor of a deadly Oak Cliff apartment explosion shared his grief over losing three neighbors, including community activist Sylvia Collins, and discussed his physical and emotional recovery. Legal action has begun, with a wrongful death lawsuit filed on behalf of Collins' family. The cause of the explosion remains under investigation by Atmos Energy and the National Transportation Safety Board.
- Oak Cliff residents say life is still disrupted after deadly explosion
Residents near the former Clyde Apartments in Oak Cliff continue to face disrupted daily life following a deadly explosion. Crews are investigating the blast site, but affected residents report unresolved utility issues and safety concerns, with one resident stating they cannot cook or access hot water, gas, or air conditioning.
- Lawsuit filed against Atmos Energy following fatal apartment explosion kills 3
A lawsuit was filed against Atmos Energy on behalf of Onecimo Ponce Mendoza, a resident injured in a Dallas apartment explosion caused by a damaged natural gas pipeline. The suit alleges Atmos Energy failed to monitor conditions and warn residents of gas leak risks. The incident, which killed three people, including a child, occurred after a construction company unrelated to Atmos Energy damaged the pipeline.
- ‘Everyone is devastated,' apartment owner says gas line ruptured during soil sample boring
A gas line rupture during soil sampling by a subcontractor triggered a fire at a Dallas apartment building, killing three people and injuring five. The apartment owner and attorney expressed devastation, and the NTSB is investigating the incident.