Duraflame releases statement on ‘catastrophic’ weekend fire at Pleasanton plant

Several agencies responded to the massive fire at the Atascosa County facility. No injuries were reported. ATASCOSA COUNTY, Texas — Leaders with Duraflame, which specializes in wood and fire starter products, said a “significant amount of the production capability” at a Pleasanton plant managed by a subsidiary company was destroyed in a massive weekend fire … Read more

WATCH: New video of ‘catastrophic’ weekend fire at Pleasanton plant

Several agencies responded to the massive fire at the Atascosa County facility, where officials say two firefighters sustained non-life-threatening injuries. ATASCOSA COUNTY, Texas — Leaders with Duraflame, which specializes in wood and fire starter products, said a “significant amount of the production capability” at a Pleasanton plant managed by a subsidiary company was destroyed in … Read more

Deion Sanders reveals bladder cancer battle: Here’s what he and his doctors said

Sanders’ doctor said a mass was found in his bladder and the doctors decided to remove the bladder, which cured the cancer. BOULDER, Colo. — Dallas Cowboys legend and current University of Colorado head coach Deion Sanders was diagnosed with bladder cancer this year, but his condition was cured after getting his bladder removed, his … Read more

Beloved Texas doughnut chain sold to California equity firm

Houston’s iconic Shipley Do-Nuts franchise has been sold to Levine Leichtman Capital Partners following record-setting growth under Peak Rock Capital. HOUSTON — Shipley Do-Nuts, one of Houston’s most beloved homegrown brands, has a new owner. An affiliate of Peak Rock Capital announced Monday it has sold Shipley Do-Nuts to Levine Leichtman Capital Partners (LLCP), marking … Read more

State lawmakers hold House, Senate redistricting hearings Monday

House members took in-person public feedback in Arlington, while Senate members heard from Texans virtually. AUSTIN, Texas — State lawmakers held two hearings on congressional redistricting on Monday. A House committee took in-person testimony in Arlington, while a Senate committee gathered in Austin only allowed virtual testimony about the idea of redrawing congressional district boundaries … Read more