MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) - Montgomery fire suppression and haz-mat units were sent to work a scene at a Welding Supply Company in downtown Montgomery.

According to authorities, an exterior cylinder at the business on the corner of North McDonough and Randolph was leaking gas. The 150 pound cylinder that was leaking chlorine has been repaired and the leak is currently under control.

The building was evacuated after the leak was discovered. No injuries were reported.

MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) - Motorists who use Well Road in Montgomery to get to their destination will have to find a detour for at least three more weeks according to the Montgomery County EMA.

Well Road was closed following a tanker truck accident between Mitchell Young Road and Old Selma Road on December 20, 2011. A tanker truck overturned spilling 3,500 gallons of fuel onto the the roadway. At the time, it was estimated clean-up of the spill would take about a week.

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management is overseeing the clean-up and has informed the EMA that more work is having to be done than was originally expected. ADEM says a number of local utilities were affected and a large stretch of the roadway had to be dug-up.

ADEM estimates three more weeks will be needed to finish the project. The project is being done at no cost to the public, the responsible party's insurance is footing the bill.

MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) - Holiday travel for 21 Greyhound Bus passengers just got a little bit more difficult after their bus caught fire on Troy Highway in Montgomery.

The fire happened at the intersection of Troy Highway and the Eastern Boulevard next to Trenholm State Technical College. The bus is currently on the shoulder of the road - no traffic delays are expected.

None of the passengers were injured, however the fire is under investigation.