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EPA Says Gas Drilling in Texas Contaminated Water and Presents ‘Threat of Explosion’

The agency issued an emergency order this week giving a Texas drilling company 48 hours to provide drinking water to affected residents.

BP Could Face Millions in Penalties For Its Toxic Release in Texas City

The state of Texas alleges that BP prioritized "profits over environmental compliance" yet again at its Texas City refinery.

BP Keeps Up Its Negligence Denials Despite Texas Officials’ Insistence

BP expands its explanation of a lawyer's "negligence" comment.

Texas Officials: BP’s Lawyer Acknowledged Company Negligence

Texas officials say a BP lawyer told them that negligence could be a cause of the Gulf disaster.

Congress Demands Answers on Brain Injury Care at Texas Base

Medical officials at Fort Bliss are being questioned about soldiers' frustrations in getting treatment for concussions.

Is Texas Still Executing Mentally Disabled Prisoners?

A Texas psychologist's evaluations determining whether a capital prisoner is mentally disabled -- and thus not eligible for execution -- are coming under increased scrutiny.

Texas’ Stimulus Haul Is Spread Thin

The federal government's low per-capita spending in Texas reflects the state's thriftiness with its own money.

Real Estate Secrecy and School Scams

Construction Deaths and Dementia Drugs

Why Workers Were Left Out to Dry in Texas

Stimulus Fixin’ to Be a Fight in Texas

Stimulus Fixin’ to Be a Fight in Texas

Highway Safety Admin. Calls for Seat Belts on Buses