Multiple people were injured in an explosion at a high-rise on Texas Avenue in downtown Houston, fire officials confirm.

At least 5 injured in reported explosion at high-rise building in downtown Houston near Daikin Park Authorities are responding to the scene of a possible explosion at a high-rise building in Downtown Houston. The explosion reportedly caused a fire that first responders are working to contain. It occurred at 1319 Texas Street near Daikin Park.

The cause of the reported explosion has not yet been determined, but the Houston Fire Department indicated it could have been a boiler.

The Houston Fire Department is on the scene of an explosion at a downtown high-rise in Houston reported Thursday morning. According to KHOU 11, an explosion in the boiler room caused a fire. Several people were injured, but the exact number and extent of their injuries have not yet been released.

Six people were hurt Thursday when an explosion was reported inside a Houston high-rise hotel. According to KPRC-TV, the NBC affiliate in Houston, firefighters were called to 1319 Texas Street near Daikin Park, where at least six people suffered burn injuries in an explosion in a boiler room.

Two food truck workers were taken to the hospital from an explosion at a music festival in Chatham County on Thursday.

The Holiday Inn/ Staybridge Suites that exploded in downtown Houston is part of a hotel boom in advance of the 2026 World Cup and other big events.

Multiple people were injured after an explosion at a high-rise in downtown Houston, the Houston Fire Department says.