How methane gas from deep underground caused two Raytown schools to close for weeks

How methane gas from deep underground caused two Raytown schools to close for weeks

When Raytown South High School junior Tyler Houts found out he would be starting school remotely because methane gas had been discovered under a parking lot, he was happy to sleep in a little more.  But he quickly discovered the drawbacks.  Tyler, 16, plays two fall sports that often practice alongside each other. He’d focus on his main sport, soccer, and pop over to football practice for 20 minutes at a time when the team needed him most.  That…