Texas Medical Board disciplines 16 physicians, five over standard of care
The Texas Medical Board disciplined 16 physicians at its Oct. 23 meeting, five over standard of care, the board said Nov. 5. What it means for patients.
Former Squalicum High wrestling coach charged with child rape in 2013 case
Whatcom County prosecutors charged Mukilteo athletics director Russell Robinson in a 2013 case from his time coaching at Squalicum High, KOMO reported.
Judge Puts Independent Managers in Charge of Camp Mystic Bankruptcy Case
A bankruptcy judge gave two independent fiduciaries control of Camp Mystic and its land company, including how the camp handles flood lawsuits.
OSHA Cites H-E-B After Worker Dies Following San Antonio Warehouse Accident
OSHA cited H-E-B for 10 violations after a worker died following an April forklift accident at a San Antonio warehouse. Three citations remain.
Washington L&I Report Details Paper Mill Operator’s Death in Box-Stacking Machine
A Washington L&I fatality report says a 32-year-old paper mill operator was crushed clearing a machine jam after four calls for help.
Father Critically Burned, Family of Four Hurt in Houston Heights Townhome Fire
A Heights townhome fire in Houston on Nov. 5 left a father critically burned and his wife and two kids hurt, HFD said. What Texas law says.