Crews are responding to a fire at a pipeline in the Deer Park area, according to the Office of Emergency Management.

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The timeline has been pushed back yet again for an ongoing pipeline fire on the border of Deer Park and La Porte to finally burn itself out, with officials now saying it may happen Wednesday.

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A massive pipeline fire sent a pillar of flame ... an explosion that rattled adjacent homes and businesses in Deer Park and La Porte, about 25 miles southeast of downtown Houston, long the energy ...

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Just last month, the residents of Deer Park contended with a pipeline fire that erupted when an SUV slammed into a liquid natural gas valve along its border with La Porte. The days-long blaze ...

The pipeline is a 20-inch-wide (50-centimeter-wide) conduit that runs for miles through the Houston area. It carries natural gas liquids through Deer Park and La Porte, both of which are southeast ...

The blaze erupted when an SUV veered off-course and struck a natural gas liquids pipeline valve along Spencer Highway that sat wedged between a neighborhood playground and a Walmart parking lot.