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A nearby industrial warehouse, the Watson Grinding and Manufacturing facility, had exploded. Cruz went to the emergency room and was eventually released. He moved his wife and their two children into a hotel because their home was destroyed. Two weeks later Cruz died, his lawyer says, from those injuries. The explosion ended up damaging more than 470 homes and businesses, injuring at least 18 people and killing three. Edward Castillo The explosion aftermath at Watson Grinding and Manufacturing ...

Energy & Environment It’s Been 1 Year Since The Watson Explosion In Houston. What’s Being Done To Prevent More? This is the first story in a series about chemical disasters in Texas. Fire Triangle is produced by Texas Public Radio in collaboration with Houston Public Media. January 24, 2021, 10:32 AM A worker moves a platform at the Watson Grinding and Manufacturing site in August, more than half a year after the explosion. Click here to subscribe to Fire Triangle, a new podcast produced by...

Part 1 of Fire Triangle drops on January 24, the one-year mark of a toxic explosion in a Houston neighborhood that killed three fathers, injured dozens and tore apart hundreds of homes as residents slept in their beds. Subscribe to this podcast feed to hear it as soon as it comes out.