On June 28, 2025, police and fire were called to Frank's Mobile Home Park in the Springfield Township for a report of an explosion in one of the homes.  Upon arrival, authorities located a person who had significant injuries to their hand and transported them to a nearby hospital.  While investigating, it was found that the individual had constructed multiple explosive devices, and investigators recovered materials and components used to build explosive devices within the home, per authorities. The Summit County Sheriff’s Office Bomb Squad was requested to gather and di

A man is facing more than 40 charges after police said a device "went off" at a hotel in Louisville, KY, causing a fire. Police said around 12:20 p.m. Friday, June 20, 2025, hotel staff were trying to check on a guest who hadn't checked out. When they tried to open the door, an "unknown device went off," police said.  It was reported that the Louisville Metro Police Department Bomb Squad located two suspected explosive devices inside the room. ATF and St. Matthews Fire also assisted.

A Shelby County man faces several charges after deputies found what they call explosives and multiple suspicious devices at a home on South Shades Crest Road. Investigators say the devices were located June 18, 2025, during a court-ordered mental health pickup and search warrant at the home. The Army was called in to remove the devices and everything found, was safely removed.

On June 16, 2025, two construction workers were injured in an explosion that occurred at Lone Oak First Baptist Church in Paducah, KY, according to the McCracken County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO). After an investigation, it appears that the explosion was not intentional and that it had been caused by fireworks being used in a manner in which they are not designed according to the MCSO. Investigators believe that a sparkler bomb was made by one worker and unwittingly cut by another coworker, causing the explosion.

On June 19, 2025, in Portland, OR, a 38-year-old man was arrested after police briefly closed Interstate 5 (I-5) on June 14, 2025, due to a “suspicious device,” according to the Portland Police Bureau (PPB). On I-5 at the Northeast Failing Street pedestrian bridge, the suspect reportedly threw construction cones, boards with nails sticking out, and other objects into traffic, and slashed the tires of vehicles when the drivers stopped. He also had a large stop sign on a portable stand. The suspect reportedly threatened drivers with a screwdriver and claimed he had a bomb.