The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will begin cleaning up the site of an explosion in Clinton Township.

More than two weeks after the incident, the remains of the building looks as it did just after the explosion -- and many wonder what’s happening with the investigation.

The investigation into the building has been delayed until next week because the remains of the building are too dangerous to sift through due to the structural steel sitting on top of the debris and unexploded canisters.

Authorities investigating a fire and explosions that rocked a suburban Detroit building filled with vaping industry supplies are urging residents not to pick up any debris because they still pose potential hazards.

Officials are expected to provide an update on public safety and cleanup efforts after a Macomb County business caught fire, causing rounds of explosions that destroyed the building and killed a teen.

Hot spots and a reemerging fire continue to pose concerns.

The Clinton Township supervisor is declaring a state of emergency effective April 6, 2021, due to rising COVID-19 cases in Macomb County.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. - The drains in Clinton Township really didnt stand a chance Monday night. I was going to start today off with, Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain.' Parts of Clinton Township didnt get any rain at all. The intense, record-breaking rain from last night shows us there is still some work to do. That problem caused record flooding all over Macomb County, especially in the Golden Road area.