➤ Dallas: A local doctor was recently found guilty on ten counts relating to the injection of poisonous drugs into patients’ IV bags at Baylor Scott & White Hospital. Eleven victims reportedly suffered cardiac emergencies after receiving the tampered bags. (Video)
➤ Carthage: A County Judge is urging residents to leave low-lying areas with the highest flooding risk. This comes after National Weather Service officials reported the Sabine River was expected to crest at 35.7 feet this morning. (Watch the Coverage)
➤ Austin: Officials for the State Examiners Board of Psychologists are pushing back against the National Board of Psychologists’ newly required $450 “skills” exam. The state board sees the new test as an unnecessary hurdle to a critical career field. (More)
➤ Port Arthur: Residents and businesses are recovering from an F-2 tornado that ravaged the city last week, reaching a wind speed of 120 mph. According to officials, the twister measured 300 yards wide and traveled nearly 2.7 miles. No injuries or deaths were reported. (Video)
➤ Houston: A local hospital’s ‘Organ Procurement Transplantation’ program has been halted after authorities began investigating the lead surgeon for alleged misconduct. The program halt has impacted a total of 38 liver transplant patients. (Get the Details)
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