GRAND CHUTE - The FBI has assigned an agent to work with Grand Chute police who are investigating a homemade explosive that ignited a fire Sunday night at Planned Parenthood clinic. 
 
 Operators of the women's health clinic, meanwhile, say safety will be a key concern when they reopen Tuesday. 
 
 Teri Huyck, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin, declined to comment specifically about any additional security precautions the Gillett Street clinic would take in response to the incident, though assured "our first concern is for the safety of our patients and our staff." ... 

 Police are investigating the origins of a small bomb that exploded outside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Wisconsin on Sunday night. 
 
 The homemade device was placed on an outside window sill at the Appleton Health Center on N. Gillett St. and sparked a small fire, which burned out before the fire crew arrived around 7:40 p.m. 
 
 There was minimal damage to one of the clinic’s exam rooms, but no staff or patients were present or injured. The center is closed on Sundays. 
 
 “Our primary concern today — as always — is our patients, staff and volunteers,” said Teri Huyck, President and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin, in a statement to the Daily News. 
 
 “Women deserve safe and compassionate care, and we are proud to provide it. Rest assured, our doors will remain open for the thousands of women who rely on Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin each year for high quality health care.” 
 
 The center was closed on Monday and will re-open Tuesday. 
 
 rmurray@nydailynews.com
– A bomb went off outside a Planned Parenthood location in Wisconsin last night, causing a fire that slightly damaged an exam room. No one was harmed in the blast, the New York Daily News reports. The homemade device, consisting of chemicals in a plastic bottle, was located on an outside windowsill, the Appleton Post-Crescent notes. "Our primary concern today—as always—is our patients, staff, and volunteers," says the CEO of Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin. "Rest assured, our doors will remain open for the thousands of women who rely on Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin each year for high quality health care." The location will re-open tomorrow.