Texas A&M Equestrian Center Collapse

A portion of an equestrian center that is under construction at Texas A&M University has collapsed.

Texas A&M spokesman Lane Stephenson confirmed to The Associated Press there had been an accident Saturday morning at the equestrian center, which is about a mile from the College Station campus.

He didn't immediately know whether anyone had been injured. Twisted metal beams could be seen at the site where a frame appears to have toppled.

KBTX-TV (http://bit.ly/1c7Un6c) reported some workers were hurt, but it wasn't clear how many. The station said everyone has been accounted for.

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Source: AP