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K-Solv says trucker suing for trauma from Channelview fire declined medical attention KTRK Replay Video UP NEXT K-Solv, the company whose Channelview transit facility burned in a massive fire a week ago, is disputing claims made by a trucker in a lawsuit against them, saying the man declined first-responding medical attention while evacuating the area. The video above is from an April 13, 2021, report on the lawsuit. Alvarez's lawyers said Alvarez, at the time of the fire, was at the facility to make a drop-off and pick up a product while working his trucker duties. When the ...

A truck driver has filed a lawsuit against K-SOLV. K-SOLV is the chemical plant in Channelview that caught fire almost a week ago.

April 12, 2021 By Waterways Journal The Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) has applied to the Eighth Coast Guard District for approval of a plan to build a replacement bridge protection system for the Interstate 10 bridge over the San Jacinto River at mile 2.5 on the San Jacinto near Channelview, Texas. That’s the same fender system damaged in a September 2019 barge breakaway that followed torrential rain related to Tropical Storm Imelda. In that event, nine barges broke their moorings, with several barges impacting the...

Greene Concepts Partners with Anonymous Donor to Deliver a Truckload of BE WATER to East Harris County Empowerment Council to Help Residents in Southeast Texas BE WATER TM branded bottled water to the non-profit organization East Harris County Empowerment Council (EHCEC) to aid the people in the eastern outskirts of Houston. The truck left the Marion, NC early last week and arrived at EHCEC on Thursday, April 8. BE WATER Artesian https://orders.newsfilecorp.com/files/6717/80150_faf7290254966b39_001full.jpg The truck picked up the cases from Greene Concepts' Marion, NC plant and delivered the...

Investigators are also looking into which chemical was burning. Author: Adam Bennett Updated: 8:20 PM CDT April 8, 2021 CHANNELVIEW, Texas — Investigators from the Harris County Fire Marshal’s office began looking Thursday into what ignited an industrial fire in Channelview the day before, along with which chemical was burning. The fire started just after 4 p.m. Wednesday inside a small storage warehouse at the K-Solv facility before spreading to a second warehouse. Mikie Sopczak, Director of Environmental Health and Safety and Security for K-Solv, said it ...