School Safety Investigation After 18-Wheeler Accident
On Monday, an 11-year-old girl was killed when she was hit by an 18-wheeler without its trailer on the 2900 block of 26th Street in Texas City, Texas.
Monthly Archives: September 2012
State Farm Under Investigation Amid Denial Allegations
Numerous Gulf Coast homeowners have argued that in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike, which swept through the region in 2008, State Farm refused to cover wind and roof damage to their houses.
Injured Texans Fans Sue Team and Stadium
After several people were injured when an aluminum panel fell from an LED sign into the stands at the Houston Texans’ season opener, newspapers reported that two people are suing Reliant Stadium’s owner and manager, as well as the football team itself.
Prescription Drugs Continue to Rise in America
According to the Journal ACS Neuroscience, people in the United States used more prescription drugs in 2011 than in any previous year.
Texas 18-Wheelers Accidents Under Investigation
Last week, there were a number of crashes across the state of Texas, some of which proved to be fatal. In at least two cases, the drivers of smaller vehicles that impacted 18-wheeler trucks were killed.
Property Owners Fight TransCanada Keystone Pipeline
At a Wednesday hearing in Beaumont, Texas, landowners on the proposed Keystone pipeline route presented their case to Judge Tom Rugg.
