Texas / South Central News for April 2012

• Texas Church to Double as Storm Shelter
• Donan Engineering Expands to Louisiana
• Fire Damages Texas Restaurant
• Tornado Prompts Oklahoma Schools to Evaluate Policy
• Engineer Arrested, Feds Probe BP’s Spill Response
• Arkansas Senator Asks FBI to Look Into ‘Girls Gone Wild’ Claim
• Police Seize 17 Pit Bulls in Louisiana Town
• Louisiana Parish Assembles ‘Cat 5′ Flood Team
• Fire Destroys 3 Million Crickets in Louisiana
• Texas Church Fire Ruled Arson, Nobody Hurt
• Apache Corp. Donates $350K for New Oklahoma Sirens
• Another Lawsuit Filed Over Dangerous Louisiana Intersection
• OSHA: New Orleans Barge Captain Fired for Calling Coast Guard
• Dallas Police Halt Routine Dash Cam Video Reviews
• 450 Claims Job Openings Throughout Louisiana
• More Than $1M of Pipe Ends Stolen From Arkansas Warehouse
• 2 Years Later, Fish Sick Near BP Oil Spill Site
• Arkansas Woman Ticketed for Crashing into Fire Truck
• Oklahoma Senate Approves Workers’ Comp Alternative
• Louisiana Companies Cited for Alleged Safety Violations
• Louisiana Launches Probes of Former State Fire Marshal
• Arkansas Plant Workers Ill After Carbon Monoxide Leak
• Dallas Firefighter Accused of Robbery Now Fired
• Companies to Pay $14.8M in FEMA Trailer Settlement
• Texas Man Pleads Guilty to Federal Arson Charge
• Oklahoma Governor Declares Emergency in Tornado Wake
• Rain Hoped to Limit 2012 East Texas Wildfire Risk
• Grant Provides Radio Equipment for Louisiana Fire Stations
• Man Sues Feds Over Loss of Family in Arkansas Flood
• Ex-NFL Players in Louisiana Can Sue League Over Concussions
• Alligator Visits Louisiana Motel, Bites Guest
• Louisiana School Board Considers Insurance Options
• Farmers Insurance Asks for Louisiana Rate Hike
• 3 Hurt by Massive Hail in Oklahoma County
• Oklahoma Police Investigating Pedestrian Death
• Arkansas Investigators Looking Into Fatal Fire
• Report: Risk for Corruption High in South Central States
• Dallas Arson Ring Leader Sentencing Highlights Crime Details
• Arkansas Police Office Burns After Break-In
• Recent Twisters Spawn Claims Topping $300 Million
• Debris Collection Continues in Louisiana Parish
• Texas Governor Issues Disaster Declarations for 3 Counties
• Governor’s Disaster Declaration Gives Attorney General Increased Authority
• Taco Bell Denies Claims in Oklahoma Salmonella Suit
• Leader of Dallas Arson Scam Ring Gets 20 Years
• Ex-Cop, Sheriff’s Deputy Charged in New Orleans Insurance Scam
• Storm Recovery: More Than 300 DFW Flights Canceled
• Louisiana Town May Pay Sewage Backup Claims
• Worker Hurt at Oklahoma Natural Gas Services Plant
• Family Files Civil Suit Over Arkansas Campground Flood
• Texas Insurer Group Expects ’10s of Millions’ in Storm Claims
• Teams to Assess Damage From Dallas-Area Tornadoes
• Oklahoma Home Repairman Ordered to Pay Restitution
• Tornadoes Rip Through Sections of Dallas
• Texas Police Say Shoplifting Ring Shattered
• $90M Program to Improve New Orleans Area Roads
• Texas Trooper Killed After Truck Runs Red Light
• New Flood Maps Affect Thousands in Louisiana Parish
• Law Center Sues New Orleans Jail Over Conditions
• Texas Bus Inspections Get Lax Oversight Despite Crashes
• Texas Securities Adviser Hit With $719,000 Restitution
• Rail Crossing Collisions Down in Louisiana
• Settlement Reached Over Death of Oklahoma Teen
• Tiny Gulf Coast Town Struggling With Ike Recovery

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