House explosion in upstate New York leaves 1 dead
CBSN
A house explosion in a residential neighborhood in Oneonta, New York, Saturday evening left at least one person dead and several surrounding homes damaged, authorities said.
The explosion was reported at about 5:30 p.m. local time, according to the Oneonta Fire Department.
Photos from the scene showed heavy flames burning at the home, with extensive debris strewn across the front yard and roadway, and nearby houses with significant damage.
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