Southeast News NICB: Record Number of Vehicles Damaged by Recent Hurricanes October 20, 2017 Flooded vehicles have finally stopped arriving at the Royal Purple Raceway east of Houston. Some 23,000 now await processing and... Read More
NTSB: Pilot in 2016 Balloon Crash Was as Impaired as a Drunk Driver October 19, 2017 By PAUL J. WEBER The pilot in the deadliest hot air balloon crash in U.S. history was likely impaired by opioids and sedatives when... Read More
$4M Payout for Lost Ring Not Enough, Ex-Tulsa Mayor Sues Insurer, Agent October 18, 2017 The former mayor of Tulsa, Oklahoma, is suing an insurance company and broker because she says the $4 million she... Read More
Latest Gulf Coast Oil Spill May Be Largest Since 2010 BP Disaster October 18, 2017 An oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico last week may be the largest in the U.S. since the 2010... Read More
Oil Rig Blast on Louisiana Lake Injures Many, 1 Missing October 17, 2017 An oil rig explosion on a lake north of New Orleans, apparently caused when cleaning chemicals ignited, injured seven people... Read More
Safety a Focus for Oklahoma Wind Turbine Maintenance Workers October 16, 2017 By RYAN MILLER, Enid News & Eagle For Kalon Moore and Jackson Rollins, it’s a sight they never tire of. Just about every day on the job,... Read More
Prominent New Orleans Attorney Suspended For Mishandling Insurance Claim October 13, 2017 Prominent New Orleans civil attorney Joseph Bruno Sr. has been suspended from practicing law for 30 days after Louisiana’s Supreme... Read More
Texas Delegation Requests $19B in Additional Harvey Aid October 9, 2017 By ANDREW TAYLOR The Texas congressional delegation asked Thursday for $19 billion to help the Lone Star State recover from Harvey, with both... Read More
Citrus Crop Thefts Raise Concerns in South Texas October 6, 2017 By RICK KELLEY, Valley Morning Star When it comes to commodity theft, Texas probably is best-known for cattle rustling. The Valley Morning Star reports now the... Read More
Houston Eyes Flood Control Projects During Harvey Recovery October 3, 2017 By JUAN A. LOZANO Associated Press Houston officials said Saturday that they’re already thinking about how to build and fund projects that will lessen the blow... Read More