Juan Lozano

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  • Workers stand near a pipeline fire in Deer Park, Texas, on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2024. The fire had dramatically shrunk in size since it began on Monday, Sept. 16, 2024, and officials said they expected it to be extinguished sometime Thursday evening. (AP Photo/Juan A. Lozano)Environment

    That towering Texas pipeline fire that burned for 4 days has finally gone out

    By Juan Lozano and The Associated Press
  • Firefighters battle a blaze from a pipeline carrying liquified natural gas that burns near Spencer Highway and Summerton on Monday, Sept. 16, 2024, in La Porte, Texas. (Brett Coomer/Houston Chronicle via AP)Environment

    Massive Houston pipeline fire leaves hundreds of homes under evacuation orders for second day

    By Juan Lozano, Sean Murphy, and others
  • A pipeline fire in La Porte, Texas, sparks grass fires and burns power poles on Monday, Sept. 16, 2024, forcing people in the surrounding neighborhood to evacuate. (KTRK via AP)Environment

    Massive Houston pipeline fire was caused by an SUV that struck a natural gas valve and was incinerated

    By Juan Lozano and The Associated Press
  • People waiting in a Houston hospitalHealth

    Texas hospitals are overwhelmed with people suffering from heat-related illnesses—’this wasn’t as big a problem five or 10 years ago’

    By Juan Lozano, Terry Spencer, and others
  • Alex JonesFinance

    Alex Jones’ assets will be sold to pay a $1.5 billion debt to families of the Sandy Hook massacre victims

    By Dave Collins, Juan Lozano, and others
  • bridge on the Pelican Island Causeway which connects Galveston to Pelican IslandEnvironment

    Barge slams into Texas bridge causing partial collapse and oil spill after tugboat operator lost control

    By Juan Lozano and The Associated Press
  • Ken PaxtonPolitics

    Texas AG sues to halt a guaranteed income program, calling it a ‘socialist experiment’

    By Juan Lozano and The Associated Press
  • Ken PaxtonPolitics

    Defiant Texas AG will repay investors to resolve securities fraud charges—’There will never be a conviction in this case nor am I guilty’

    By Juan Lozano, Jim Vertuno, and others
  • Coast GuardLifestyle

    ‘We could see the little dog’s face poking out’: Routine Coast Guard inspection of Houston port rescues dog trapped in shipping container

    By Juan Lozano and The Associated Press
  • Sheila Jackson Lee, John WhitmirePolitics

    One of America’s most millennial cities has to choose between two 70-something boomer candidates for mayor

    By Juan Lozano and The Associated Press
  • HOUSTON, TEXAS – MARCH 18: Sheila Jackson Lee attends the Praise In The Park concert at Buffalo Bayou Park on March 18, 2023 in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Marcus Ingram/Getty Images)Politics

    Houston mayor candidate says she’s ‘not perfect’ after unverified recording emerges of her calling staff ‘idiots who serve no g*****n purpose’

    By Juan Lozano and The Associated Press
  • Houston mayor candidatesPolitics

    America’s 4th-largest city is electing a new mayor and has big problems to fix: ‘It’s hard to be proud of strip centers’

    By Juan Lozano and The Associated Press
  • A power substation in San Marcos, Texas, US, on Friday, Aug. 25, 2023. Texas narrowly skirted a statewide power emergency yesterday after unexpected rain brought temporary relief from record heat, but despite Thursday’s wet respite triple-digit temperatures are expected for days to come. Photographer: Jordan Vonderhaar/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesEnvironment

    Texas’ deregulated power grid keeps failing, first during 2021’s historic blizzard and now during 2023’s historic heat wave

    By Juan Lozano and The Associated Press
  • Greg Capers, James SmithPolitics

    Texas governor offers $50,000 reward as FBI says it has ‘zero leads’ on man who shot and killed his neighbors over noise complaint

    By Juan Lozano and The Associated Press
  • Authorities from multiple agencies work at a location where law enforcement believe they have cornered a suspect who allegedly shot and killed five people in a house the night before, Saturday, April 29, 2023, in unincorporated San Jacinto County, Texas. (Yi-Chin Lee/Houston Chronicle via AP)Politics

    After Texas shooter flees incident that left a child dead, sheriff says ‘he could be anywhere now’

    By Juan Lozano, Paul J. Weber, and others