A shelter-in-place was in effect from 29th Avenue to Bay Street. The fire is said to be under control. Crews are monitoring the area as a precaution. TEXAS CITY, Texas - A shelter-in-place has ...

Texas City officials extended a shelter-in-place due to a fire that broke out at the Marathon Refinery Saturday afternoon. The city posted a brief notification about the fire on social media at ...

A city in Texas has lifted a shelter-in-place after a "temporary increase in sulfur dioxide emissions" earlier Sunday at the Marathon Galveston Bay Refinery. "The shelter-in-place has now been lifted.

The Texas City Office of Emergency Management (OEM) first posted about the fire at the refinery on 5th Avenue South, east of 25th Street South, at 12:25 p.m. By 1:30 p.m., Marathon told us the ...

Updated Dec. 17, 12:25 p.m. CT Texas City has lifted its shelter-in-place order after a chemical leak of sulfur dioxide was reported at the Marathon Galveston Bay Refinery on Sunday.

BP's refinery in Texas City, Texas, has a capacity of 451,000 barrels of oil per day. Marathon Petroleum is buying the plant, its inventory and associated assets in a deal that could be worth $2.5 ...

BP is restarting a unit at its Texas City refinery, which has been operating below capacity since a power failure hit the complex earlier this year, according to an emissions report that the ...

Sweeny is located about 65 miles southwest of Houston. Last month, several refineries in Texas City, located southeast of Houston, experienced a series of power outages.

BP's 475,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Texas City refinery, the nation's third largest, needs a stable, redundant power supply before restarting following a Monday power outage, the sources said.

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Twelve victims of the 2005 BP Texas City refinery explosion filed a motion in federal court Tuesday asking that the plea agreement reached between prosecutors and BP ...

Valero Energy Corp <VLO.N> said on Tuesday that power has been restored to most production units at its 245,000-barrel-per-day Texas City, Texas, oil refinery in the wake of Hurricane Ike.