The company that owns the pipeline that exploded and ignited in a daylong fire in Deer Park estimated a burnoff lasting until early Tuesday morning. Energy Transfer gave an update late Monday ...
This story will no longer be updated. Click here for the latest. Flames continue to shoot from a pipeline in Deer Park, ...
Read full article: New helpline number for those affected by Energy Transfer pipeline fire in Deer Park The company set up a helpline for those affected by the fire to call and report losses to.
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DEER PARK, Texas (KTRK) — The timeline has been pushed back yet again for an ongoing pipeline fire on the border of Deer Park and La Porte to finally burn itself out, with officials now saying ...
Harris County Commissioner Adrian Garcia compared the incident to the recent Deer Park pipeline fire. Garcia said Energy Transfer, which owned the pipeline, was far more communicative and ...
The leak caused the second shelter-in-place orders in Deer Park in the span of weeks. Last month, a pipeline fire that burned for four days forced surrounding neighborhoods to evacuate.
The family of Jason Scott, a man killed last week during a gas leak at the Pemex Deer Park industrial plant, filed a lawsuit Monday against the facility's operators. The wrongful death lawsuit ...
PEMEX also said an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the leak.Just last month, the residents of Deer Park contended with a pipeline fire that erupted when an SUV slammed into a ...
Workers stand near a pipeline fire in Deer Park, Texas, on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2024. The fire had dramatically shrunk in size since it began on Monday, Sept. 16, 2024, and officials said they ...
The blaze erupted when an SUV veered off-course and struck a natural gas liquids pipeline valve along Spencer Highway that sat wedged between a neighborhood playground and a Walmart parking lot.