In an update on Monday morning, investigators said a deadly house fire was likely not caused by an explosion, and the blasts that neighbors heard may have happened after the fire had already begun.

Police say New Jersey house fire that killed two was not accidental - The Gloucester County prosecutor’s office said the ...

Officials in Gloucester County say they have launched a criminal investigation after an intense fire -- which, neighbors ...

The Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office said a criminal investigation is underway after an explosion and house fire in ...

Two people died in a New Jersey house fire that neighbors said erupted after a "gigantic explosion," with a criminal ...

The bodies of a man and a woman were removed from the scene after what neighbors said was a house explosion in Washington ...

Washington Township Police received multiple 911 calls around 2 a.m. reporting an explosion and fire, and responders arrived ...

A massive explosion that leveled a New Jersey home early Sunday and reportedly killed two people was so powerful that ...

Officials found the bodies of two people inside the wreckage of a home leveled by an explosion May 11 in southern New Jersey ...

Neighbors are still shaken and are anxiously waiting to learn the cause of the explosion, as well as the names of the two victims.

Police said a blast killed two people and reduced a house to rubble in Washington Township in Sunday's early-morning hours.