Massive 200-Foot Texas Sinkhole Grows Rapidly
The sinkhole, which is so wide and deep that it could comfortably contain a four-story building, is feared to still be ...
The Texas Tribune on MSN1d
An abandoned West Texas oil well has created a 200-foot-wide sinkhole
The rapidly-growing sinkhole in Upton County is the latest of many problems caused by old wells in the Permian Basin.
A growing sinkhole around old well is latest trouble in Permian Basin
The oil-filled hole around a plugged well on an Upton County ranch is one on a growing list of problems cropping up with old ...
Inside Climate News4d
An Oil Well Sinkhole Grows in the Permian Basin
A sinkhole around an old oil well is growing at an alarming rate on the Kelton Ranch in West Texas. Radford Grocery #17 was ...
Odessa American4d
Monstrous ranch sinkhole astonishes visitors
The Odessa American is the leading source of local news, information, entertainment and sports for the Permian Basin.
The Center Square on MSN8d
Analysis: Five of Texas’ largest cities are in the red again
The report identifies “Sinkhole Cities,” those with the greatest budget shortfalls and taxpayer burden, and “Sunshine Cities, ...
Dropbox on MSN15d
Most Mysterious Sinkholes That Have Opened Up in the U.S.!
Sinkholes can appear without warning, swallowing everything in their path. From Florida’s deep “Mystery Sink” to Texas’ bat-filled Devil’s Sinkhole, these massive collapses reveal the raw power of ...
Governing8d
Five Big Texas Cities Lack Enough Money to Pay Their Bills
Austin, Dallas, Houston and others face shortfalls. An analysis of the nation’s 75 biggest cities found that 54 are short of ...
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Most Mysterious Sinkholes That Have Opened Up in the U.S.!
Sinkholes can appear without warning, swallowing everything in their path. From Florida’s deep “Mystery Sink” to Texas’ bat-filled Devil’s Sinkhole, these massive collapses reveal the ...
The Independent24d
You’ve probably never been worried about sinkholes – here’s why you should be
In May 2023, a long-dormant sinkhole in Daisetta, Texas, first formed in 2008, suddenly expanded overnight by 150 feet, raising concerns for nearby homes and infrastructure. From Europe to the US ...