Hurricane Sandy Damage Estimates Similar to Ike
A report published by Forbes on Tuesday said that Sandy’s costs could be more than $20 billion.
Monthly Archives: October 2012
Investigators Unsure of Houston Townhouse Fire Cause
On Monday afternoon in Houston’s Galleria neighborhood, a townhouse caught fire after an elderly resident attempted to start his 1978 Cadillac in the garage.
Two 18-Wheelers Collide on I-35, Highway Shut Down
On October 18, the driver of an 18-wheeler was killed on I-35 near Waco, Texas, when his truck collided with another tractor trailer.
Houston Unlikely to See Impact of Sandy
Based on the tracking models currently circulating in the hype up of Hurricane Sandy’s malice, Houston and southeast Texas will avoid a hit.
Hit-and-Run Allegedly Involved Longtime Houston Judge
A Houston judge has been charged with tampering with evidence and the failure to stop and render aid, according to reports broken by the Houston Chronicle yesterday.
More Potential Zoloft Complications Reported
A study published in last week’s online edition of Neurology, a scientific journal, linked Zoloft and similar SSRIs to increased risk of certain kinds of stroke.
Woman Disputes Claim Denial From Insurance Company
A Jefferson County woman was driving her vehicle on July 29 when its engine caught fire, causing extensive damage to the car.
18-Wheeler Carrying Pumpkins to Houston Crashes
Halloween is in the air and was quite fragrant on Thursday of last week in Ennis, Texas.
South Korean Company Charged For Stolen Trade Secrets
On Friday, a grand jury at the U.S. District Court in Richmond, Virginia, charged five employees of Kolon Industries with stealing trade secrets from DuPont.
Texas Supreme Court to Hear Ewing Case
The Texas Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case of Ewing Construction Company v. Amerisure Insurance Company, which will bring the contractual liability exclusion to the court for the second time.
