Montgomery County

NBC10’s Frances Wang caught up with some of the firefighters who jumped into action to tackle the massive factory fire in Montgomery County last week. 

Convenience store Sheetz is looking to potentially build it’s first Philadelphia suburban location in Montgomery County, up the street from an existing Wawa store.

A group of attorneys have filed a class-action suit alleging that ‘hundreds if not thousands of persons’ have been impacted following a fire that destroyed an aerospace fastener factory in Abington Township.

After working around the clock for five days, firefighters in Montgomery County are reporting that the factory fire at SPS Technologies is extinguished. NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl has the latest. 

The fire at SPS Technologies in Abington Township is officially extinguished after burning for five straight days.

A fire at a Montgomery County apartment building sent residents out into the freezing cold and several others, including first responders, to the hospital.

An apartment building forced dozens of people out in the cold overnight. It even sent some residents and a few first responders to the hospital. NBC10’s Neil Fischer has the latest.

Thousands of employees are now without a job after a factory fire in Montgomery County on Monday. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama has more as neighbors react. 

Crews using heavy construction equipment began to demolish parts of the SPS Technologies factory in Abington Township, Pennsylvania, four days after an explosive fire broke out, leading to days of uncertainty and simmering hot spots at the massive property.

Demolition on the SPS Technology site in Abington Township, Montgomery County, got underway Friday as business owner Dan Katz spoke about using the nearby Highland Restaurant as a de facto command post for first responders in the hours after the fire broke out earlier in the week. NBC10’s Katy Zachry reports.

Four days after a massive fire burned through a factory in Montgomery County, crews continue to douse hot spots with water. The fire is not out, but residents have returned home, and businesses are reopening. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has the latest. 

Abington Township officials gave an update midday Thursday on the ongoing “active” response to Monday night’s explosive fire at SPS Technologies. Days later, hot spots continued to burn.

Days after an explosive fire broke out at the SPS Technologies factory in Abington Township, Pennsylvania, residents were back in their homes and students were back in their classrooms as firefighters continued to deal with an active fire scene that officials called “extremely dangerous.”

Evacuation orders were lifted in the communities near the SPS Technologies factory in Abington allowing for a slow return to normalcy. NBC10’s Shaira Arias has the latest. 

The community near the SPS Technologies factory is slowly returning to normal after a massive fire that started Monday night. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle has the latest. 

Officials in Montgomery County have lifted the voluntary evacuation and shelter in place orders after test showed no chemical concerns in the air or water samples that were tested by officials. NBC10’s Katy Zachry has all the breaking details. 

Officials provided an update on the massive fire at the SPS Technologies building in Abington Township. Officials said the shelter-in-place and evacuation recommendation for impacted residents will be lifted at 11 a.m. on Wednesday. They also said the air quality and drinking water in the area are safe.

Three school districts cancelled classes for Wednesday as voluntary evacuations are in place due to a fire in an Abington Township factory that started Monday night. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville, Shaira Arias and meteorologist Brittney Shipp have the very latest. 

After a massive fire at a warehouse in Abington kept firefighters busy overnight, crews were being called back on Tuesday morning after, sources say, another explosion was heard at the site of the incident. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has details. 

Officials in Montgomery County said, on Tuesday morning, that they are still working to completely extinguish a fire that is smoldering at an SPS Technologies building in Abington Township.