Officials in Denver say 10 people were taken to hospitals and dozens were displaced after an explosion and transformer fire at an assisted living facility.

Explosion at assisted-living facility sends eight to the hospital and leaves almost 90 residents homeless - Fire crews responded to reports of a structure fire at the Eastern Star Masonic Retirement C

The Denver Fire Department is investigating an explosion at a senior living center that caused a fire Wednesday morning.According to DFD, the fire broke out at a large nursing assisted living facility near Quebec Street and Smith Way around 11:30 a.

A southeast Denver assisted living facility that was rocked by an explosion Wednesday will remain closed for the foreseeable future, according to the Denver Fire Department.

A fire and explosion were reported at a Denver-area assisted home facility on Wednesday morning. According to a social media post from the Denver Fire Department, crews responded to the fire around 11:30 a.m. local time. About a half hour later, the fire department said an explosion had been reported inside the same facility.

A 90-year-old woman has been missing from her assisted living facility since Wednesday, according to the Ocoee Police Department. Police identified the missing woman as Shirley Anderson. She was last seen in the area of Tomyn Boulevard. Police said her assisted living facility is Inspired Living Ocoee, located at 1061 Tomyn Blvd. in Ocoee.

The 60-year-old former daytime talk show host was transported to a hospital for evaluation after expressing her desire to terminate her guardianship.

A construction crew working near the main building hit a power line, causing an explosion that set a transformer on fire, fire officials said.

Nearly 90 people were displaced after an apparent explosion at an assisted living center Wednesday in southeast Denver that sent eight people to the hospital, according to the Denver Fire Department.