Rain Slows Investigation Into Deadly Construction Collapse
One person died when a townhouse under construction collapsed on Monday.
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One person died when a townhouse under construction collapsed on Monday.
The investigation and the waiting game continues more than 24 hours after dozens of vehicles were crushed in an Irving parking garage collapse.
Spurred by the chemical industry, President Donald Trump's administration is retreating from a congressionally mandated review of some of the most dangerous chemicals in public use.
Many evacuated residents of Crosby say the failure of a local chemical plant to prepare for Hurricane Harvey has put them all at serious risk.
A boy fell off a slide at a water park that just opened Saturday in Dublin, California. Video shows the boy hydroplaning with the arch of his back sliding along the rim of the ride known as the Emerald Plunge.
The Labor Department has launched an investigation into the striking of a gas line by and fire that forced an evacuation in downtown Dallas last Friday, March 10.
Carrollton Police said the victim was run over by heavy construction equipment.
A construction worker has died after a worksite accident in northeast Fort Worth. The accident happened during morning rush hour at a commercial construction site near Berkshire Lake Boulevard.
In the past month, three landscape company employees have died in Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas when riding mowers or tractors overturned into water or a stream bed.
Government safety regulators have proposed $407,000 in fines against two Arizona companies over the death of a construction worker in Dallas.
U.S. regulators on Thursday took DuPont to task for a massive gas leak last year that killed four workers at a plant in Texas, placing the chemical company in its "severe violator enforcement program" and saying the accident shows it has a "failed safety program."
The tragedy of the death of a construction worker hit and killed outside Argyle High School Tuesday morning is taking a tremendous toll on one family. A Medical Examiner has verified that the father of the victim was behind the wheel of the flatbed big rig that hit and killed his son.
Federal investigators with OSHA are looking into the cause of a deadly construction collapse at Argyle High School.
When a building collapses and there's loss of life or property, the I-Team looks through federal, state and even county information to build a history for each company involved.
Constructors workers at Argyle High School frantically called 911 after a building under construction suddenly collapsed onto them.
A federal workplace safety agency will investigate the death of a male employee at a Lowe's Home Improvement store in Texas who died after a stack of lumber fell on him.
Lawyers representing the families of men killed last week in a fire at Thanksgiving Tower are now launching an independent investigation into the deadly accident.
SeaWorld Entertainment has dropped an appeal of citations it received after the drowning of a trainer who was pulled under by a killer whale.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has ordered Fort Worth-based BNSF Railway to reinstate workers in Montana and Wyoming, with back pay, after an agency investigation determined the employees were illegally fired after reporting they suffered a back injury at work.
Three times in the last two months, chemical trucks operated by Waxahachie-based Magnablend have been involved in hazardous material spills that have required state intervention.
Federal officials have cited a Dallas-area contractor with six serious safety violations after a tower crane collapse on the University of Texas at Dallas campus killed two workers.
Oil giant BP has agreed to pay $13 million to settle charges of failing to fix safety violations at its Texas City oil refinery after a 2005 explosion killed 15 workers.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited a Carrollton company for 15 safety and health violations -- two considered willful and 13 others deemed serious.
A report just released by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality concludes that last October's massive fire at the Magnablend chemical plant in Waxahachie could have been avoided.
OSHA cited the Magnablend Chemical company for seven serious violations and and levied a $45,000 fine for last year's explosion and fire at the company's Waxahachie factory.
