LUDLOW — An electric scooter battery explosion caused a house fire in Ludlow on Tuesday, the State Fire Marshal’s Office ...

The State Fire Marshal's Office says a lithium-ion battery from an electric scooter was the cause of a large fire at a Ludlow ...

A lithium-ion battery from an electric scooter exploded in a Ludlow home, causing significant property damage.

A wheelchair powered by a lithium-ion battery exploded while charging Friday night in the 4100 block of Grant Lane, according to the Fire Department.

First responders observed “heavy fire” coming from several windows of the one-story, wood-frame residence, the statement said ...

Early Tuesday morning, just past midnight, Shelburne firefighters responded to a home on Elmore Street after a fire alarm ...

After lithium-ion batteries in an electric wheelchair exploded Friday and ignited a fire on Grant Lane, the Columbia Fire ...

The Shelburne Fire Department says they got called out to a house on Elmore Street for a fire just after midnight on Sunday.

These batteries can be very unpredictable,” said Brian Kokkila, Assistant Chief of Operations for the Pittsburgh Bureau of ...

There was significant damage to the immediate area. One person evaluated at the scene did not require hospitalization.

According to the scientists at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM) of Germany, a certain phenomenon occurs when charging lithium-ion batteries that greatly leads to short circuit and reduced ...

A lithium-ion battery from an electric scooter exploded in a home in Ludlow, Massachusetts, on Tuesday, causing a fire and ...