3 dead, 2 injured in scaffolding collapse at Port Arthur LNG site
Scaffolding collapse at Port Arthur LNG site in Sabine Pass, Texas, results in three deaths and two injuries. Investigation underway with OSHA involvement.
Scaffolding collapse at Port Arthur LNG site in Sabine Pass, Texas, results in three deaths and two injuries. Investigation underway with OSHA involvement.
Glenn Heights appoints Dr. Glyn Horn as new Chief of Police, emphasizing community engagement and trust. Horn, formerly Deputy Chief of Patrol for Denver’s RTD, brings a focus on individual policing initiatives to enhance community relations.
Texas lawmakers propose bills to allow spirits-based RTD cocktails in grocery stores, aiming to modernize alcohol sales. Consumer support is high, but debates on implications for small businesses and regulatory compliance continue.
Parker County authorities confirmed the deaths of three individuals previously reported missing. Three suspects face capital murder charges. The investigation continues as police seek more information.
Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles has proposed nearly $10 million in cuts to the district’s central Chief of Schools office. The proposal, aimed at streamlining operations, requires approval from the state-appointed board of managers by June for the 2025-26 school year budget.
Del’s Charcoal Burgers, a historic restaurant in Richardson, Texas, experienced a fire on Friday. The Richardson Fire Department quickly extinguished the blaze, saving the beloved establishment. Del’s plans to reopen soon, assuring patrons of its continued operation.
Liberty County Commissioner David Whitmire indicted on sexual assault and official oppression charges by a grand jury. Alleged offenses occurred in December 2024. Whitmire faces multiple charges, including solicitation of prostitution, amidst ongoing investigations.
In March 2023, the USDA cut $1 billion in food assistance programs, impacting school food initiatives and food banks. Houston Congressman Al Green expressed concern for the seniors dependent on these programs, as local leaders worry about the potential for increased food insecurity due to the reduced funding.
Texas hospitals have incurred significant costs treating non-U.S. citizens, following Gov. Abbott’s order to collect immigration status data. The financial burden highlights ongoing issues with uninsured care in the state.
The Texas Senate is considering Senate Bill 1798, authored by State Senator Mayes Middleton, which would require students without legal status, including DACA recipients, to pay out-of-state tuition rates at Texas colleges and universities.