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For the second day in a row, a neighborhood in Lexington, Missouri, evacuated over a gas leak. Fortunately, no one was hurt and families were back in their homes Friday afternoon.

But it's the latest reminder of the deadly home explosion that killed a five-year-old boy in April.

Fiber contractors were digging near 18th and Franklin streets when they struck a gas line. The NTSB investigation pointed to the failure of Liberty Utilities to properly mark the underground gas line and flaws in Lexington's alert system and response.

Since April, the city has changed its approach with the most recent gas line strikes.

Up and down Lakeview Drive, flags are planted in yards and holes dug on corners. It's the result of fiber installation.

But after contractors hi

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