Massive Explosion Devastates Houston Neighborhood, at Least Two Residents Killed A massive explosion ripped through a Houston neighborhood just before dawn on Friday, January 24. At least two neighborhood residents were killed in the blast, according to Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo. At least one person was listed as missing as of mid-morning. An unknown number of people may have been injured in the blast that leveled structures in the blast zone. At least two injured individuals were seen straggling…
Hantavirus Geographically Spreading Potentially Endangering the Lives of More Americans Historically, hantavirus appeared to be a pathogen that was confined to a fairly precise geographic area in the United States. Additionally, the virus appeared to be carried by the deer mouse in the United States, although there was evidence that other rodents carried the disease in different countries. In addition, researchers have long believed that it was conceivable that any type of rodent, particularly any type of mouse or rat,…
At this juncture in time, one in six people in the United States own some type of wearable device. Wearable technology comes in an array of different forms that have functions like track health, record fitness milestones, organize a user’s schedule and other matters, and communicate in a variety of different ways. Industry insiders predict within the coming year there may be as many as 560 million wearable devices in the United States at some point in 2021. In other…
Investigating Motor Vehicle Accidents Motor vehicle accidents (accidents involving an all-terrain vehicle, a motorcycle, a car or a truck) account for more deaths than accidental drownings, aircraft accidents, residential fires, and hunting accidents combined. However, many people would be surprised to learn that in many cases motor vehicle accident investigations fail to uncover all the facts relating to why these accidents occurred. In today’s post the motor vehicle accident injury lawyer at The Doan Law Firm will discuss why most…
Administration officials at Ohio State University announced the suspension of a trio of fraternities as the school continues to deal with the immense fallout from a sex abuse scandal abuse scandal in the university’s athletic department involving nearly 300 student victims. The latest round of lawsuits in mammoth sex abuse scandal were filed at the end of 2019 The Ohio State University fraternities that were suspended by the school include Phi Delta Theta, until August 2024. Zeta Beta Tau and…
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