18-Wheeler Accidents Cause Property Damage
In two Texas cities, just one month apart, 18-wheelers crashed into buildings, causing significant property damage.
Monthly Archives: December 2012
Texas Judge Stops Pipe Build
A judge in Nacogdoches County, in eastern Texas, agreed with local landowner Michael Bishop enough to issue an order to TransCanada to halt construction on the Keystone XL pipeline until a second hearing.
Trade Secret Exemptions Allow Chemical Use
A recent investigation by Bloomberg News uncovered that numerous hazardous materials have been kept out of the public eye thanks to trade secret exemptions.
Federally Run Insurance Exchange Disputes
Last month, Governor Rick Perry officially rejected the White House’s offer to allow Texas, and other states, to set up its own health care exchange.
18-Wheeler Struck By Train
Dale Hayden was the driver of the flatbed 18-wheeler that was involved in a fatal crash with a freight train on November 15 in Midland, Texas.
New Details On Thanksgiving Wrecks
Last week, the Texas Department of Public Safety released a report detailing the findings of their investigation into the fatal Thanksgiving Day pile-ups that killed Debra and Vincent Leggio.
Transvaginal Lawsuit Filed Against Canadian Government
There have been dozens of transvaginal mesh lawsuits filed in the United States relating to debilitating injuries and pain caused from surgery since 2010.
Contract Pushes Drilling For Oil
As many leases signed by local landowners in Southern Texas are set to expire in the coming months, oil companies operating in the Eagle Ford well have been ramping up their presence.
Road Shutdown After 18-Wheeler Accident
In the early morning hours on Monday, December 3, two 18-wheelers collided on I-10, also known as the Katy Freeway, near downtown Houston, Texas.
Houston Avoids Hurricane In 2012
Despite the fact that 2012 has gone down as the third-most active hurricane season on record, Houston was spared the worst of this year.
